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Protesters take to the stage at AIDS 2022 calling for more action

Peaceful protesters have interrupted the opening of AIDS 2022, the 24th World Internationals AIDS Conference which is being held in simultaneously in Montreal and...

Leaders at AIDS 2022 warn that the world is losing ground against HIV

Despite scientific breakthroughs, millions of lives are still needlessly lost to HIV, and the world's leading researchers are sounding the alarm bell warning that...

Momentum builds to deliver long-acting PrEP for HIV prevention

A series of announcements have been made today ahead of AIDS 2022, the 24th International AIDS Conference – including late-breaking study results, new WHO...

The U=U message is reducing HIV transmissions but globally there are many road blocks

The message of undetectable equals untransmissible (U=U) has been used around the world to reduce stigma surrounding people living with HIV. It educates people...

Tom Hanks says he wouldn't be cast in 'Philadelphia' if it was made today

Tom Hanks won his first Best Actor Oscar for his portrayal of a gay man dying from complications related to HIV, but he says...

Melbourne's AIDS Memorial Quilt receives heritage protection

In an Australian first, the Melbourne AIDS Memorial Quilt has officially been granted heritage protection and recognition. The powerful piece of history joins 2,400 objects,...

Labor's commitment to supporting HIV organisations welcomed

The Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations (AFAO) has welcomed new commitments from Federal Labor to end Australia’s HIV epidemic and bolster the health of...

AFAO welcomes Budget commitment to National HIV Strategy

The Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations (AFAO) has welcomed a commitment to continue funding Australian's National HIV Strategy. The Morrison Government has tonight announced continued...

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