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STYLEAID Photography Exhibition raises funds for WA AIDS Council

The STYLEAID Exhibition 2017 opened at Karrinyup Shopping Centre last week, to raise funds for the WA AIDS Council. A number of artists have come...

AIDS Candlelight memorial focuses on hope of a HIV free future

Perth's candlelight memorial for people affected by HIV/AIDS had it's biggest turn out in many years, and despite pouring rain, a clear message about...

WA AIDS Council announce interim CEO Peter 'Willie' Rowe

The Board of the WA AIDS Council have named Peter 'Willie' Rowe as Interim CEO of the organisation, following the tragic death of Andrew...

WA AIDS Council CEO Andrew Burry passes away

Andrew Burry, the Chief Executive of the WA AIDS Council has passed away. Andrew suffered a suspected heart attack while on holiday in Taiwan. In...

Liberal MP Joe Francis called out over Safe Schools claims

Joe Francis voices opposition to Safe Schools Liberal MP Joe Francis appeared on Perth radio station 6PR earlier this week saying politicians should always tell...

WA's long anticipated PrEP trial welcomed

Western Australia's long awaited PrEP trial has been welcomed by HIV advocates, but many have questioned why it took so long for it to...

Western Australian PrEP trial approved

Western Australians will gain access to PrEP (Pre-exposure prophylaxis) through a trial being coordinated by the WA AIDS Council and M Clinic. Health Minister John...

So Loquacious: Matthew Bacon discusses safe sex, HIV and men's health

Matthew Bacon from the WA AIDS Council is the latest guest on our So Loquacious podcast. As the newly appointed Gay Men's Outreach Officer, Matthew works with...

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