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Find all the latest news from OTA including our policy and advocacy updates.

What's happening at OTA

11 November 2025
Policy and advocacy update – 13 November 2025
Read about OTA policy and advocacy updates and developments this week, including a 12-month Quality Supports pilot to provide feedback for future pricing policy, the new Aged Care Act, and many more.

9 November 2025
OTs: Equip yourself for safe, confident Home Modification practice
OTA’s training contributes to CPD hours required for Ahpra registration, helping therapists advance their careers while upholding high professional standards of care.

5 November 2025
Policy and advocacy update – 6 November 2025
Read about OTA policy and advocacy updates and developments this week, including OTA members' encouragement to provide feedback about Foundation Support for children, and many more.

30 October 2025
December Interest Groups
Ready to be inspired and energised with like-minded peers? Explore our December Interest Groups. Interest Groups bring together OTs focused on different areas of practice to discuss relevant topics and new developments. The meetings offer peer and expert support, networking and learning opportunities.

30 October 2025
Policy and advocacy update - 30 October 2025
Read about OTA policy and advocacy updates and developments this week, including NDIS Psychosocial Access, The New Aged Care Act, and many more.

28 October 2025
New Editor-in-Chief Appointed for the Australian Occupational Therapy Journal
Occupational Therapy Australia is delighted to announce the appointment of **Professor Angus Buchanan** as the next Editor-in-Chief of the *Australian Occupational Therapy Journal (AOTJ)*.

27 October 2025
November Interest Groups
Mark your calendars! It’s time to be inspired and energised with like-minded peers in our November Interest Groups sessions.

27 October 2025
OTA launches The Participation Gap report
Launched today on World OT Day, new national polling commissioned by Occupational Therapy Australia’s reveals the scale of health-related disruption across the nation – and the opportunity to close it through occupational therapy.
