Corporate resources
Reportable Gifts & Benefits – 1 July 2024 to 30 September 2024
This report includes all the information specified for publication by the APSC, and will be published on the Department’s external website by 31 October 2024.
Australian Government response to the Mental Health and Suicide Prevention – Final Report
This is the government response to the final report on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention report.
PIC – Service Management and Service Integration and Management Services
This public interest certificate (PIC) relates to the following tender: Service Management and Service Integration and Management Services.
PIC – Supply and pathology analysis of immunochemical faecal occult blood tests for National Bowel Cancer Screening
This public interest certificate (PIC) relates to the following tender: Supply and Pathology Analysis of Immunochemical Faecal Occult Blood Tests for National Bowel Cancer Screening.
LGBTIQA+ Health and Wellbeing 10-year National Action Plan Expert Advisory Group (EAG) communique – 19 September 2024
This communique summarises the meeting of LGBTIQA+ Health and Wellbeing 10-year National Action Plan Expert Advisory Group (EAG) on 19 September 2024.
Welcome to the Yaradhang building
Welcome to the Department of Health and Aged Care’s Yaradhang building which was named following staff consultation. Yaradhang means eucalyptus in Ngunawal language. As eucalyptus is a plant known for health purposes, the building name has a strong connection to the purpose of the department.
Corporate Plan 2024–25
Our Corporate Plan outlines how we will deliver the health system for all Australians throughout 2024–25.
Statutory office holders and portfolio agency files (Senate Order 12 listing)
An indexed list of files created or updated by our Statutory office holders and portfolio agencies in the past 12 months as required by Senate Order 12.
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Graduate program promotional video
Learn about the benefits of our graduate program and how participants can make a difference.
Reportable Gifts & Benefits – 1 April 2024 to 30 June 2024
This report is of gifts given to officers of the Department of Health and Aged Care that are valued at or above the $100 threshold, as at 30 June 2024.
Health Ministers Meeting (HMM) – Communique announcing instrument of appointment to the Occupational Therapy Board of Australia
Health Ministers announce a new appointment to the Occupational Therapy Board of Australia (OTBA).
Health Ministers Meeting (HMM) Communique – Reappointment of NHPO – June 2024
Health Ministers announce the reappointment of the National Health Practitioner Ombudsman and Privacy Commissioner.
Health Ministers Meeting (HMM) – Communique 14 June 2024
Health Ministers from all Australian governments met on 14 June 2024 to discuss a range of important issues for Australia’s healthcare system.
Public interest disclosure procedures 2024
Department of Health and Aged Care public interest disclosure procedures 2024.
Budget 2024–25: Reforming pathology application charging arrangements – Implementation update
This Budget 2024–25 fact sheet outlines the reforms to the pathology fees application charging arrangements.
Budget 2024–25: Reforming pathology services
This Budget 2024–25 fact sheet outlines reforms to pathology services.
Budget 2024–25: Strengthening Medicare
This Budget 2024–25 fact sheet outlines the Australian Government’s investment to strengthen Medicare by boosting the number and capacity of Medicare Urgent Care Clinics, making health care more responsive and accessible for women, and ensuring mental health care meets the needs of every individual
Budget 2024–25: Stakeholder pack
A complete set of Budget documents for Health and Aged Care stakeholders or members of the public.
Budget 2024–25: A fit and healthy Australia
This Budget 2024–25 fact sheet outlines the Australian Government’s investment to prevent illness, detect disease earlier, treat chronic conditions and reaffirm the importance of community and elite sport in encouraging an active, healthy life.
Budget 2024–25: Quality aged care
This Budget 2024–25 fact sheet outlines the Australian Government’s investment to strengthen the quality of aged care services and connections. It will improve wait times for in-home care, bolster the workforce, and deliver an enhanced quality and safety regulator and better technologies.
Budget 2024–25: Cheaper medicines
This Budget 2024–25 fact sheet outlines the Australian Government’s investment to make medicines cheaper for all Australians by supporting the pharmacy sector to provide critical services, increasing access to affordable and life-changing medicines, and funding health and medical researchers.
Budget 2024–25: Budget overview
This fact sheet provides an overview of the 2024–25 Budget. It outlines measures to strengthen Medicare, ensure Australians are fit and health, strengthen the quality of aged care, and make medicines cheaper.
Budget 2024–25: Reforming diagnostic imaging
This Budget 2024–25 fact sheet outlines reforms to diagnostic imaging.
Budget 2024–25: Getting the NDIS back on track
The Australian Government is providing a further $468.7 million over 5 years to support people with disability and get the NDIS back on track through key measures announced as part of the 2024–25 Budget.
Budget 2024–25: Health and Aged Care Portfolio Budget Statements
Portfolio Budget Statements from the 2024–25 Budget.
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