1 December is World AIDS Day with this year's theme 'Now more than Ever'.

The State Government has abandoned the health of the Canterbury community in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis, failing to invest a single dollar in the State Budget to upgrade Canterbury Hospital.

When managing complex health questions, it is critical that we bring all the voices to the table and chart an approach that gives frontline workers security, while also continuing our good work in stemming the spread of bloodborne viruses and ensuring that those in our community who live with a bloodborne disease are treated with dignity, compassion and respect.

Sixteen Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence commences on 25 November on International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and runs until Human Rights Day on 10 December. 

I acknowledge the recent release of the Hepatitis NSW Strategic Plan 2020-24, which among other things, supports the commitment from the NSW Government and governments around the world to eliminate Hepatitis B and C by 2028. 

Young Australians are more likely to take their own life than die in a motor vehicle accident, with suicide the leading cause of death for Australians between the age of 15 and 44. 

August 31 was International Overdose Awareness Day. The Day seeks to educate the community on how to identify and respond to an overdose and to reduce the stigma associated with overdoses.

Over 100,000 people depend on Canterbury Hospital, but it hasn't seen a substantial upgrade since 1998. Sign the petition for a full upgrade today.

 Inner westies are doing their bit to keep up the local supply of face masks.