Resources

From 1 November 2025, the registered supporter role in the new Aged Care Act will replace the existing regular and authorised representative relationships in My Aged Care.

From 1 November 2025, the registered supporter role in the new Aged Care Act will replace the existing regular and authorised representative relationships in My Aged Care.

This document is an accompanying document to the Deed for the Provision of Overseas Student Health Cover 1 July 2025. It is intended as an explanatory document for insurers, to provide clarity on the content of the Deed, and in particular, changes to the Deed.

From 1 November 2025, the registered supporter role in the new Aged Care Act will replace the existing regular and authorised representative relationships in My Aged Care.

From 1 November 2025, the registered supporter role in the new Aged Care Act will replace the existing regular and authorised representative relationships in My Aged Care.

This fact sheet contains information about what primary health care is, the workforce and choosing a career in primary health care.

This infographic explains the benefits of choosing a career in primary health care.

This webinar was for residential aged care home staff. It included information about the upcoming changes to the electronic National Residential Medication Charts (eNRMC) from 1 October 2025, timeframes for the cessation of the eNRMC Transitional Arrangement and information on My Health Re

These guidelines provide information about the Medical Treatment Overseas Program. This includes who is eligible, what assistance the program provides, how to apply, and how the assessment process works.

Use this form to apply for financial support under the Medical Treatment Overseas Program. The program covers the cost of approved treatment, airfares and accommodation for approved Australians with a life-threatening condition who need life-saving medical treatment that’s only available overseas.

The terms of reference for the First Nations Health Governance Group (FNHGG).

In March 2024, the department engaged Proximity to evaluate the Specialist Training Program, which aims to improve the future specialist workforce by extending non-GP specialist medical training into regional, rural, remote and private healthcare settings.

This checklist is for providers who deliver services under the Multi-Purpose Service Program (MPSP). It outlines what needs to be done before, and after, 1 November 2025 to ensure you are ready for the start of the Aged Care Act 2024 (the new Act) and can meet all necessary requirements.

This infographic shows statistics about the proportion of patients fully bulk billed for GP Non referred attendances in 2024–25.

This schedule outlines pricing for DSOA services for 2025-26.

Poster to support primary health care careers.

This FAQ resource is designed to help practices and providers understand the Bulk Billing Practice Incentive Program. It covers key topics such as program details, eligibility, benefits, registration, and operational procedures.

Strengthening Medicare with more bulk billing from 1 Nov 2025. The Australian Government is investing $7.9 billion to expand eligibility for bulk billing incentives to all Australians and establish the Bulk Billing Practice Incentive Program to support general practices to bulk bill all patients

Strengthening Medicare with more bulk billing from 1 Nov 2025. The Australian Government is investing $7.9 billion to expand eligibility for bulk billing incentives to all Australians and establish the Bulk Billing Practice Incentive Program to support general practices to bulk bill all patients

This Sector Change Plan outlines the communication, engagement, guidance and training activities that our department, the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission, and Services Australia will deliver to support older people and the sector to transition to the new Act.

These infographics shows statistics about the proportion of patients fully bulk billed for GP Non referred attendances per financial year from 2021–22.

This report and accompanying table provide a fortnightly summary on notifications of Australia's nationally notifiable diseases for 21 July 2025 to 8 August 2025.