My Aged Care has resources that the aged care sector can order to share with their clients. This includes brochures, booklets and checklists. These resources are also available in up to 22 other languages.
Resources
Aged Care Transition Taskforce – Summary of eleventh meeting – 18 August 2025
A summary of the Aged Care Transition Taskforce meeting held on 18 August 2025.
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A trusted aged care workforce (full version)
The aged care workforce is a key part of making aged care safe and respectful. The new Aged Care Act introduces laws to make sure workers deliver the safe, high quality, rights-based care you deserve.
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A trusted aged care workforce (short version)
The aged care workforce is a key part of making aged care safe and respectful. The new Aged Care Act introduces laws to make sure workers deliver the safe, high quality, rights-based care you deserve.
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Let’s yarn about changes to aged care – Supporting your rights and decisions
Help is available for older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who need support to make aged care decisions.
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Let’s yarn about changes to aged care – Putting your aged care rights first
The Statement of Rights means aged care providers of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people must treat you with dignity and respect. They must also provide services in a way that respects your identity, culture and spirituality.
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Let’s yarn about changes to aged care – Improving aged care quality
We have strengthened the Aged Care Quality Standards. They make sure older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people receive care and services that is respectful, and your culture and language are respected.
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A trusted aged care workforce (longer version)
The aged care workforce is a key part of making aged care safe and respectful. The new Aged Care Act introduces laws to make sure workers deliver the safe, high quality, rights-based care you deserve.
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A trusted aged care workforce (medium version)
The aged care workforce is a key part of making aged care safe and respectful. The new Aged Care Act introduces laws to make sure workers deliver the safe, high quality, rights-based care you deserve.
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Let’s yarn about changes to aged care – Aged care you can trust
The new Aged Care Act makes sure the people looking after older Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people in aged care are respectful of your cultural needs.
Star Ratings quarterly data extract – August 2025
Service level Star Ratings data as at August 2025.
Government Provider Management System (GPMS) – User Guide - Manage Your Organisation tile
This user guide provides step-by-step instructions for Registered Providers to manage organisational details in the Registered Provider portal, including provider info, residential care homes, branches, contacts, and associated providers, using the Manage Your Organisation tile.
COVID-19 outbreaks in Australian residential aged care homes – 22 August 2025
This weekly report provides a snapshot of data on the impact of COVID-19 in residential aged care facilities nationally in 2025. It includes data on the number of services impacted and number of staff and resident cases, as well as workforce, vaccine rollout, testing and PPE provided to services.
What happens when your provider closes? – Easy Read
This fact sheet explains what happens to support people receiving aged and disability care at home when a provider is closing its business.
Service-level care minutes performance in residential aged care January to March 2025 (2024-25 Financial Year Quarter 3)
This document provides information on service-level care minutes performance in residential aged care.
Government Provider Management System (GPMS) – User Guide – 24-7 Registered Nurse Reporting
This user guide explains how registered providers can access, complete, and submit 24/7 Registered Nurse reports via GPMS from November 2025, including reporting requirements, eligibility for supplements, and support resources for residential aged care providers.
Case study: Regular representative transitioning to a registered supporter
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.
Health Ministers announce National Board appointments
Health Ministers announce National Board appointments on 21 August 2025.
Case study: Authorised representative transitioning to a registered supporter
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.
Case study: Regular representative opting out of transitioning to a registered supporter
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.
Case study: Authorised representative opting out of transitioning to a registered supporter
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.
Residents' Experience Survey 2024 – Summary fact sheet
This fact sheet summarises the key findings of the 2024 Residents' Experience Survey, and identifies positive changes and areas for improvement in the residential aged care experience.
New Aged Care Act – Sector Change Plan
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.
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Your aged care rights
This video explains how the new Aged Care Act puts you at the centre of your aged care. It will make aged care safer, fairer and more respectful.
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Your aged care rights – Auslan
This video, delivered in Auslan, explains how the new Aged Care Act puts you at the centre of your aged care. It will make aged care safer, fairer and more respectful.
Australian Government response to the final report of the Inquiry into Excess Mortality
The Australian Government provides the following responses to the recommendations from the Community Affairs References Committee report into Excess Mortality as well as the dissenting recommendations. Recommendations have been grouped thematically to provide a comprehensive response.
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