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Sydney, Australia, 28 July 2025 – While it’s a well-known fact that cravings and food preferences can evolve over time, new survey data suggests that Australian women may not be adapting their protein intake to match the changing hormonal needs of different life stages with potential implications for their long-term health. According to the latest survey … Continued
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World Hepatitis Day: Time for Action to Eliminate Hepatitis B and C in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities Australia is at a turning point in eliminating hepatitis B and C, two diseases that continue to disproportionately affect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. On World Hepatitis Day, NACCHO and Hepatitis Australia are calling for … Continued
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Hepatitis Australia is calling on Australians to get tested for hepatitis B and C in light of new data analysis that shows the makeup of Australia’s hepatitis population is changing. “It’s a serious concern that nearly 300,000 people in Australia live with hepatitis B and C and nearly 1,000 Australians die each year from … Continued
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27 July 2025 The abject failure of Israel and Hamas to agree terms for a ceasefire is contributing to an intolerable crisis in Gaza. The violence must stop urgently and people must have the food and water they so desperately need to survive. I call for the release of remaining hostages being held by Hamas, … Continued
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Friday 25 July 2025 The union representing staff in non-government schools welcomes the creditors report into poor governance and mismanagement at Brindabella Christian College. The report by administrators from Deloitte detailed how the Canberra-based school made questionable decisions such as spending $460,000 on a robot dog and a trip to the United States, yet failed … Continued
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Today marks the second anniversary of the release of The Unmet Needs Study commissioned by the Office of the Chief Psychiatrist (SA Health), with the Mental Health Coalition of SA deeply concerned at the inaction that has been taken to address the critical shortfall in psychosocial services across South Australia. Two years ago the Report … Continued
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Australia’s Disability Discrimination Commissioner is calling on the Queensland Government to honour a commitment made by governments across Australia to the development of a National Roadmap for Inclusive Education. In the recent state budget, the Queensland Government announced funding for 6 new segregated schools or ‘special schools’ in South East Queensland. However, over the last 12 … Continued
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Are you concerned about your memory or worried that someone you know may have dementia? Dementia Australia is offering support in Murray Bridge, Meningie, Karoonda and Tailem Bend between 7-14 August, 2025. It is estimated there are almost 35,000 people living with dementia in South Australia. Without a medical breakthrough this number is expected to … Continued
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The Vincent Lingiari Memorial Lecture will feel a little different this year, with the Vincent Lingiari Memorial Gathering – campfire yarning with Charlie King. In place of a formal lecture, this year’s event will feature an intimate conversation with respected Gurindji man, broadcaster and anti-family violence advocate Charlie King OAM AM, with Mr King sharing deeply … Continued
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OFFICIAL THE HON MATT KEOGH MP Minister for VETERANS’ AFFAIRS MINISTER FOR DEFENCE PERSONNEL MEDIA RELEASE 24 July 2025 SUPPORTING BEREAVED FAMILIES ONE STEP AT A TIME The unique nature of military service can have enduring impacts for those who wear the uniform and for the loved ones who stand beside … Continued
