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30 Jul

Focus on Diabetes in July

National Diabetes Week (13–19 July 2025) focused on the theme ‘Prevention at every stage’, shining a light on the importance of early action and access to the right support across all stages of life.  Diabetes…

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29 Jul

Gestational Diabetes – New Guidelines for Mothers and Clinicians

The Australasian Diabetes in Pregnancy Society (ADIPS) has released their latest consensus recommendations for the screening, diagnosis and classification of gestational diabetes (GDM), the changes aim to focus care where it is needed the most….

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group photo of AH&MRC alongside ALIGN personnel
13 Jun

NSW Aboriginal Led Precision Medicine

AH&MRC alongside ALIGN have been working hard with the P4P Aboriginal Led Precision Medicine pre community engagements. So far, we have been invited to communities such as: Maari Ma Health Aboriginal Corporation (Broken Hill), Tamworth…

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A picture of CQI State Forum 2025 participants awards night winners showing their awards
12 Jun

CQI Awards Night Winners

On Wednesday 4th June, the AH&MRC Compliance team hosted the annual CQI Awards Night at the Pullman Hotel Hyde Park in Sydney. Our Member Services dressed to impress and enjoyed a gala dinner filled with…

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A picture of a woman in red holding a kit for cervical screening
29 May

Lead the Way: Promote Cervical Screening in Your ACCHO

Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers—and ACCHOs play a vital role in helping community members stay safe and informed.  The cervical screening test, whether clinician-collected or self-collected, checks for human papillomavirus (HPV)—the…

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A picture of Gardasil 9 a Human Papillomavirus 9valent Vaccing (HPV) box and its content
29 May

The HPV Vaccine: How One Shot Guards Against Warts and Cancer

Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is an extremely common virus spread through sexual contact. Nearly all sexually active people will encounter HPV at some time. Not only is HPV responsible for most cases of genital warts…

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A pregnant woman in yellow smiling, sitting in a medical table facing towards a medical personnel in white
29 May

RSV Protection Begins Before Birth: Maternal RSV Vaccination

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a common and highly contagious virus that can cause respiratory infections.   RSV infection most often occurs for the first time in infants and young children under two years of age,…

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A picture of two adults and 2 children encircled with a neon color shield shape showing they are protected and Fighting the spread of JEV
29 May

Fighting Japanese Encephalitis Virus (JEV) in NSW– Vaccinate, Spray up, Cover Up, Clean Up

Japanese Encephalitis Virus (JEV) causes Japanese Encephalitis (JE), which is a rare but serious disease. So far in 2025, there have been five JE infections acquired in NSW and two deaths.  JEV is spread to…

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A man puffing a black vape device
29 May

New Vaping Laws and Community Impact – We Want to Hear From Your ACCHS

From 1 July 2024, the Therapeutic Goods and Other Legislation Amendment (Vaping Reforms) Act 2024 introduced new national controls on all vaping products. Under these reforms, all vapes—whether they contain nicotine or not—can now only…

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A yellow clock in yellow background with ACT NOW message
29 May

Don’t Miss Out – Aboriginal Cancer Care Coordinator Grant

Applications are still open for the Aboriginal Cancer Care Coordinator (ACCC) Grant under the Aboriginal Cancer Primary Care Pathways Program. This grant supports Aboriginal Community-Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHOs) across NSW to employ a dedicated Aboriginal…

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A picture of people in a conference facing towards the white screen that shows a presentation cover of "Preventive Health Conference 2025" Prevention is Political
29 May

AH&MRC at the Preventive Health Conference 2025: “Prevention is Political”

From 28–30 April, AH&MRC staff joined public health leaders, researchers, and advocates at the Public Health Association of Australia’s Preventive Health Conference in Canberra. This year’s theme, “Prevention is Political”, sparked powerful discussions on how…

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A picture of Emergency Responders in the area where a road is submerged in water.
29 May

Disaster Resilience – New Dedicated Page on AH&MRC Website

AH&MRC is committed to supporting our Member Services and communities in preparing for and responding to disasters and critical incidents that impact health and wellbeing. We recognise the increasing risks our communities face from climate…

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A picture of people in their NSW Knockout health challenge shirts in the beach along the shore
13 May

Knockout Health Challenge – Applications are now open

The Knockout Health Challenge is a free 10-week community led health program, where the whole mob can get involved and ‘Blak on Track Together’. Apply to become a Knockout Health Challenge team manager. It is…

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A picture of Three people with their black Goanna Academy Shirts
30 Apr

New Funding to Expand Goanna Academy Mental Health Programs

Greg Inglis’ Goanna Academy is set to broaden its reach with an expansion of its mental health education initiatives, thanks to a proposed funding boost. The Labor Party has pledged $6.4 million over three years,…

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A Female adult carrying a baby and a young female holding the baby's head
14 Apr

Women’s group-based Program, Resources and Training is live!

To support our sector to deliver smoking and vaping cessation to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in pregnancy and beyond, AH&MRC have partnered with the Which Way? team and Waminda South Coast Women’s Health…

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