Our key asks in the 2023 NSW election.

Dietitians Australia made 8 recommendations for expenditure in the 2023-24 Federal Budget related to Aged Care, preventive health and Medicare.

Dietitians Australia is welcoming the news that a major overhaul of Australia’s Medicare system intends to better integrate allied health professionals including dietitians into primary healthcare.

Our response to the Employment White Paper Terms of Reference highlights the important role that dietitians play in building a sustainable care economy.

Dietitians Australia is demanding the Government move immediately to mandate a requirement for every residential aged care home to have their menus and meals assessed by a dietitian on-site at least once a year.

As Victorians head to the polls this weekend, Dietitians Australia is calling on the newly elected Government to commit to future-proofing the health and well-being of the state.

Victoria needs urgent investment in preventive health measures, according to the latest scorecard of government performance related to obesity.

For the 2022 Victorian election, we are advocating on behalf of dietitians on a number of key priorities. Including increased access to Accredited Practising Dietitians and increased budget for preventative health.

Released October 2022 - Our submission gives recommendations for the Code of Conduct for Aged Care, including to more explicitly define who it does and doesn't apply to.

Health Minister Mark Butler MP officially opened #DA2022, the largest annual gathering of professionals in nutrition and dietetics in Australia this morning in Adelaide.