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Australians for Mental Health welcomes mental health spend in mid-year budget update Australians for Mental Health has welcomed the federal government’s decision to fund its election commitment of more than $1 billion for mental health care. The Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook released today confirms the mental health funding boosts, which will expand … Continued
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Finding uncertainty hard to tolerate is linked to poorer mental health among young adults, and a short course addressing this has shown promising results. A single 20 to 30-minute online course can help young adults become more tolerant of uncertainty and less anxious and depressed, a study led by UNSW Sydney psychologists has found. … Continued
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Key Facts: Bondi Terror Attack Wellbeing Support Guide Lifeline is reminding all Australians that if they’re feeling distressed or overwhelmed following the terror attack at Bondi Beach on 14 December 2025, they are not alone. Lifeline CEO Graham Strong said the organisation had issued an urgent call out to boost the number of Crisis Supporters … Continued
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PLEASE INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LINKS ON ANY STORIES REGARDING TODAY’S INCIDENT AT BONDI BEACH: If you are feeling overwhelmed by today’s events, speaking to someone can make all the difference. We are here for you 24/7. If you or someone you know needs support, please call Lifeline anytime on 13 11 14, or … Continued
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Workers’ comp deal “punches down on people whose workplaces made them ill”: Australians for Mental Health Grassroots mental health organisation Australians for Mental Health has warned a deal between the Minns Labor Government and the Coalition on workers’ compensation laws will kick vulnerable workers off support when they are still too sick to return … Continued
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Key Facts: This is a transition time for children and some may experience intense emotions or reactions as the changes take effect. Validate feelings Discuss mental health supports Encourage and maintain connection Families can be a crucial source of support as children adjust to the new rules around social media and the impact this may … Continued
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Gen Z suicide figures shows urgent need for a Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing Australians for Mental Health is urging the federal government to appoint a dedicated Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing in the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, after new research revealed younger Australians are more likely to report suicidal … Continued
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Connecting people with care long before they reach a crisis will ease surging emergency wait times Australians for Mental Health is urging governments to urgently invest in community-based care programs and to embed wellbeing considerations in all policy decisions, after a new report revealed emergency wait times for mental health patients were beyond 23 … Continued
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Media releaseFor immediate release 24 November 2025 Sunflower memorial in Canberra brings hope to those affected by suicide – 24 November 2025 Leading suicide prevention advocates, community members and families impacted by suicide will gather on Monday 24 November, from 6.00pm–7.00pm at Old Parliament House – Members’ Dining Room 1, for the ACT … Continued
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Influencers use oppression, manipulation and weaponisation to police Black women on social media, according to new research uncovering the entrenched nature of digital racism. The study by Charles Darwin University (CDU) Lecturer in Enabling (Humanities) Vimbai Mutero, whose research explores gender-based violence in various forms, examined the unsolicited advice and digital policing of Black femininity across … Continued
