Significant changes to the pneumococcal vaccination schedule under Australia’s National Immunisation Program (NIP) expand vaccine eligibility and simplify recommendations FROM 1 July 2026. Adult Eligibility
As of the 1st July the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing have made it compulsory for our patients to sign an Assignment of Benefit
having a heart attack or stroke in the next five years and discuss steps you can take to lower your risk. Most people have heard
From May 15, Australians aged 75 and over and can receive free RSV vaccination. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are eligible from the age of
An advance care plan helps families and health providers understand and follow a person’s healthcare wishes. Your story is yours to tell, and your healthcare
Who is at risk of developing shingles? Does having a medical condition increase my risk of shingles? Some underlying medical conditions are associated with an
GUYS, NAIL THE FIVE Men will die on average 4.9 years earlier than women and for reasons that are largely preventable, which means that it
The aim of the Breast Cancer Awareness Month is to shine a light on the devastating impact breast cancer has on thousands of Australians each
Cancer control measures such as cervical, breast and bowel screening have saved 230,000 lives in recent decades, highlighting the pivotal role of GPs in cancer
This National Advance Care Planning (ACP) week (17 to 23 March) is a great time to start a conversation with your doctor about the health