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How to get your medical records in Tasmania: public hospital records under PIPA and the RTI Act, private provider records under federal APP 12, timeframes, fees and complaints.
How to get your medical records in South Australia: the Freedom of Information Act process for SA Health hospitals, the roughly $44.70 fee, and APP 12 for private providers.
How to get your medical records in Queensland: the RTI Act process for public hospitals, the free Administrative Access Scheme, and why private QLD providers use federal APP 12 instead.
How to get your medical records in the Northern Territory: public health records under the Information Act 2002 (no fee for your own information), and private provider records under federal APP 12.
How to get your medical records in NSW under the Health Records and Information Privacy Act, including the 45 day private provider deadline and deceased person access rules.
How to request medical records in the ACT under the HRPA Act, the 2 week notification deadline, current DI2025-302 fees, and why FOI does not apply.
Who can access your Australian medical records depends on who holds them. Compare My Health Record, federal APP 12 for private providers, and each state's public-hospital law.
Search Western Australia's unclaimed money register, run by the Department of Treasury and Finance under the Unclaimed Money Act 1990. Free to search, free to claim, no deadline.
The State Revenue Office holds Victoria's unclaimed money, including old gaming winnings, after just 12 months. Search and claim for free under the Unclaimed Money Act 2008.
Search Tasmania's unclaimed money register, run by Treasury and Finance Tasmania under the Unclaimed Money Act 2015. Free to search, including Betfair, TOTE and Tattslotto listings.
Search South Australia's unclaimed money register, run by the Department of Treasury and Finance, not RevenueSA, under the Unclaimed Money Act 2021. Free, with a 25 year claim deadline.
Queensland Public Trustee and the Treasurer's Unclaimed Monies Fund hold unclaimed money under the Public Trustee Act 1978, not the older 1965 Act. Search and claim for free.