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Federal Budget Invests $23.7M in Hepatitis Initiatives | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader - Vimarsana News

Federal Budget Invests $23.7M in Hepatitis Initiatives | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader

Discover the new $23.7 million investment in hepatitis B and hepatitis C initiatives in the 2024-25 federal Budget. Hepatitis Australia to lead efforts for elimination by 2030.

Court proceedings and marriage licenses for April 20, 2024 - Vimarsana News

Court proceedings and marriage licenses for April 20, 2024

Recent cases from Jamestown Municipal Court and Southeast District Court and marriage licenses reported.

Health Equity Matters' New CEO Dash Heather-Paynter - Vimarsana News

Health Equity Matters' New CEO Dash Heather-Paynter

Dash Heath-Paynter has officially been announced as the CEO of Health Equity Matters (Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations).

Darryl O'Donnell Steps Down As CEO of Health Equity Matters - Vimarsana News

Darryl O'Donnell Steps Down As CEO of Health Equity Matters

Darryl O’Donnell has stepped down as CEO of Health Equity Matters (formerly the Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations), after leading the organisation for around eight years. 

Australian Government enters new partnership with UNAIDS to let communities lead in ending AIDS in Asia Pacific - Vimarsana News

Australian Government enters new partnership with UNAIDS to let communities lead in ending AIDS in Asia Pacific

As part of its ongoing support for ending AIDS in Southeast Asia and the Pacific, the Australian Government is investing up to AU$12 million in a new partnership supported by UNAIDS and Health Equity Matters. The funding will help local communities and governments in the region improve HIV prevention, testing and treatment while reducing stigma and discrimination.

Source: unaids.org