Resources

This chart shows the structure of the Department of Health, including our divisions, branches, statutory office holders and high priority taskforces.

Terms of reference for an independent inquiry into the events surrounding the forced relocation of residents at the Earle Haven Retirement Village.

This fact sheet explains how we know vaccination does not cause autism and where the misunderstanding came from.

Fact sheet about how vaccines affect and strengthen natural immunity, how vaccines work and why vaccines are given to babies.

A fact sheet about how vaccines are shown to be safe, noting how all vaccines are carefully tested.

This fact sheet is about the safety of the HPV vaccine.

It provides information about: the need for the HPV vaccine, the effectiveness of the HPV vaccine and common questions about the HPV vaccine.

Fact sheet about vaccine ingredients, noting that all ingredients are tested for safety.

A fact sheet about why the National Immunisation Program (NIP) vaccination schedule is the way it is, noting vaccines are time to best protect our children.

The Australian Dietary Guidelines provide evidence based recommendations on the types and amounts of foods Australians should eat to meet nutritional requirements.

An indexed list of files created or updated by Health in the past 12 months as required by Senate Order 12 — Indexed lists of departmental and agency files.

This brochure provides fast facts about the safety of vaccines, the protection that immunisation gives to children and the community, and the importance of vaccinating on time.

This brochure includes information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples about the benefits of the HPV vaccination, Gardasil®9.

Australian Government response to the Senate Select Committee on Stillbirth Research and Education Report.

Information about the Modified Monash Model geographical classification.

This fact sheet describes the changes to rural bulk billing incentives.

Immunisation coverage for one, two and five year olds has increased since 2008. We have not reached the aspirational target of 95 per cent yet but we are close.

Immunisation coverage for one and five year olds has increased since 2009. We have reached the target of 95 per cent for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander five year olds.

This information about MRFF grant recipients (announced and under contract) is correct as at 5 April 2019.

Information about the Distribution Priority Area geographical classification.