Resources

This document contains 12-month rolling statistics about the use of Medicare, from July 2009 to March 2026.

This infographic shows statistics about Medicare use, including the number of fully paid and bulk-billed services used, the amount of benefits paid and the types of health services people used from July to March 2025-26. Includes bulk billing by Primary Health Network.

This document contains bulk billing statistics for Primary Health Networks, from September quarter 2009–10 to March quarter 2025–26.

This document contains statistics about the use of Medicare for BTOS group Diagnostic Imaging, from September quarter 2009–10 to March quarter 2025–26.

This document contains statistics about the use of Medicare for BTOS group Total Pathology, from September quarter 2009–10 to March quarter 2025–26.

This document contains GP Non-Referred Attendance statistics by the SEIFA Index for Relative Disadvantage, from September quarter 2009–10 to March quarter 2025–26.

This document contains GP Non-Referred Attendance statistics by the SEIFA Index for Relative Disadvantage, from September quarter 2009–10 to March quarter 2025–26.

These infographics shows statistics about Medicare use, including the number of fully paid and bulk-billed services used, the amount of benefits paid and the types of health services people used per quarter. Includes bulk billing by Primary Health Network.

View the community kit for more information about MyMedicare eligibility, registration, and communication resources.

A guide to help providers identify opportunities to improve their Star Ratings.

This document contains GP Non-Referred Attendance statistics by SA3, from September quarter 2019-20 to March quarter 2025–26.

This document guides aged care providers on how to provide Monthly Care Statements to their residents.

Read the Australian Government response to the recommendations from the Finance and Public Administration Legislation Committee Report into the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Amendment (Vaccine Indemnity) Bill 2023.

This Easy Read fact sheet explains perimenopause and menopause, what you might feel, and how to get help.

The ‘menopause transition’ includes perimenopause and menopause.  During the menopause transition the levels of oestrogen and progesterone, hormones produced by the ovaries, change. This causes menopause-related symptoms.   People might also describe these symptoms as ‘perimenopause symptoms’.

Learn about the different ways to manage menopause-related symptoms, including lifestyle changes, treatment options and where to seek support. 

Partners, family and friends play an important role in supporting their loved one through the menopause transition.  

A practical guide to understanding perimenopause and menopause, providing an overview of this life stage, common symptoms, and the management and support options available.

Everyone experiences perimenopause differently. Perimenopause usually starts in your 40s, but it can be earlier.

Many women experience symptoms for a number of years before reaching menopause.

This poster provides information on different symptoms that you can experience if you are going through menopause or perimenopause.

This report outlines the research we undertook to help develop our campaign.

These social media tiles can be used for sharing information on childhood immunisation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.