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HIV Notifications and PEP Treatment Increasing

The number of HIV notifications amongst men having sex with men has jumped by 38% compared to statistics from the previous 12 months in...

A New Conversation About HIV

Last month it was revealed that the number of people being diagnosed with HIV in Australia within the last year had risen 8%, compared...

Slacking HIV Responses Recieves a Boost

Australia’s once world-leading approach to HIV is under scrutiny from critical assessors, who state that the current response to the issue is becoming stagnant. The...

Trish Langdon – The Future of HIV Prevention

Last month Trish Langdon stepped down as Executive Officer of the WA AIDS Council (WAAC). During her 12 years at the helm WAAC has...

Living well with HIV – An AIDS Free Generation?

  On July 23rd US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke at the 19th International AIDS Conference in Washington, D.C., and committed the USA to...

New CEO for WA AIDS Council

The WA AIDS Council (WAAC) have announced the appointment of their new Chief Executive Officer. Andrew  Burry will be replacing long-serving CEO Trish Langdon, who...

Living Proud Launch

The Living Proud Suicide Prevention Scheme was launched at The Freedom Centre. Read more about the launch here.

Living Well with HIV – Silence = Death

During the early years of the AIDS crisis, six gay activists from New York City coined the slogan “Silence = Death”.  The year was...

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