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Care minutes supplement estimator
This estimator will help non-specialised homes in metropolitan areas estimate how much care minutes supplement they could receive based on care minutes performance. -
Interim ATAGI advice on the administration of RSV - Specific monoclonal antibodies to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander infants and children
Interim Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) advice on the administration of RSV - Specific monoclonal antibodies to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander infants and children -
ATAGI statement on counterfeit rabies vaccines and rabies immunoglobulin: Guidance for travellers and healthcare providers
Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) advice on counterfeit rabies vaccines and rabies immunoglobulin: Guidance for travellers and healthcare providers -
Evaluation of the COAG s19(2) Exemptions Initiative and emerging rural health reform
Read the independent evaluation of the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) s19(2) Exemptions Initiative. -
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) – Hearing Services Program webinar 2026
The Hearing Services Program webinar, published on 29 October 2026, provided an update on current Hearing Services Program activities, upcoming initiatives and key compliance matters. Read responses to questions relating to the topics covered during the webinar. -
‘Have you thought about volunteering in Aged Care’ or ‘Are you a Volunteer Manager or Provider?’ postcard
This postcard contains information about volunteering opportunities in aged care and links to resources for Volunteer Managers and providers. -
Australian Medical Research and Innovation Strategy 2026-2031 and Priorities 2026-2028 consultation report
This document summarises stakeholder feedback on the draft Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) Strategy for 2026-2031 and Priorities for 2026-2028. -
Australian Medical Research and Innovation Priorities 2026-2028
This document sets out priority areas for investment under the Medical Research Future Fund from 2026 to 2028. It supports the Australian Medical Research and Innovation Strategy 2026-2031 by guiding investment towards areas of greatest need and opportunity. -
Australian Medical Research and Innovation Strategy 2026-2031
This document sets the direction for the Medical Research Future Fund from 2026 to 2031. It outlines the vision, aim and strategic objectives for investment, and the guiding principles that support funding decisions and implementation. -
Inclusion Framework 2025–30
Our inclusion framework shows our commitment to a diverse and inclusive workforce that reflects the community we serve. By valuing different identities and views, we strengthen our organisation. We also create a workplace that is culturally safe, accessible, inclusive and respectful. -
End-of-Life Pathway Extension information sessions for Support at Home providers #11 – Video
This video provides information and guidance for aged care providers on the upcoming arrangements for the End-of-Life Pathway Extension under the Support at Home program. Representatives from the department and Services Australia attend these sessions to assist providers. -
End-of-Life Pathway Extension information sessions for Support at Home providers #11 – Presentation
Provides guidance to Support at Home providers on arrangements for the End-of-Life Pathway Extension, effective from 8 March 2027, and how to prepare and implement the changes. -
Care minutes and 24/7 registered nurse requirements – guides for registered providers of residential care homes
These guides provide information about the mandatory care minutes and 24/7 registered nurse requirements. Learn more about each requirement, including delivery of care minutes, registered nurse coverage and reporting obligations. -
Certification statement – Sexually Transmissible Infections campaign – Phase 3
This certification statement, signed by Director-General of the Australian Centre for Disease Control, Professor Zoe Wainer on 20 October 2026, certifies that Phase 3 of the Sexually Transmissible Infections campaign complies with relevant guidelines and policies. -
Technical Advisory Group for NDIS functional capacity – Communique – November 2026
Communiqué summarising key discussions, insights and outcomes from the Technical Advisory Group on NDIS Functional Capacity meeting held on 2 November 2026. -
Medicare Benefits Schedule Review Advisory Committee – Member biographies
This document contains the member biographies of the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) Review Advisory Committee (MRAC). -
Protecting all of us from syphilis protects our unborn bubs – True not Gammon – Poster 1
This poster aims to prevent syphilis during pregnancy by encouraging First Nations communities to stay on top of their sexual health by using protection and booking an STI test today. -
Biosimilar medicines subsidised on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme
This document provides a list of biosimilar medicines that are subsidised under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). -
Biosimilar medicine fact sheet – tocilizumab
This fact sheet provides information about a biosimilar brand of tocilizumab listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). -
True not Gammon video 3 – 12 seconds
Getting tested for syphilis helps protect all of us, including our unborn bubs. Have a yarn to your health worker, get tested and always use protection. It's true, not gammon! -
True not Gammon video 4 – 12 seconds
Syphilis is serious and can cause serious health problems if left untreated. Have a yarn to your health worker, get tested and always use protection. It's true, not gammon! -
True not Gammon video 5 – 12 seconds
Did you know 1 in 6 people will get an STI? If you're having sex, get tested regularly. It's just part of looking after each other. Have a yarn to your health worker, get tested and always use protection. It's true, not gammon! -
STIs are more common than you think – True not Gammon – Poster 5
This poster illustrates how common STIs are in Australia and encourages First Nations communities to stay on top of their sexual health by using protection and booking an STI test today. -
Getting tested for STIs is looking after each other – True not Gammon – Poster 6
This poster communicates how regular testing is part of looking after each other. It encourages First Nations communities to stay on top of their sexual health by using protection and booking an STI test today. -
STIs don’t discriminate – Social media video 1 – 10 seconds
Make STI testing your Beforeplay. It's quick, confidential and done in minutes. Staying on top of your sexual health means you can enjoy the moment knowing you and your partner are protected.