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Your drinking
The ‘Keep an Eye on Your Drinking’ campaign aims to increase knowledge and understanding amongst Queenslanders of the alcohol guidelines, harms of risky drinking and benefits of reducing alcohol consumption.
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Don't be complacent
‘Don’t be complacent’ highlights the importance of vaccination and maintaining good hygiene behaviours. This seasonal campaign features real stories from everyday Queenslanders, who share their experiences influenza, COVID-19 and RSV.
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2024-25 Queensland Health Budget
The 2024-25 health budget aims to address pressure on emergency departments, improve ambulance responsiveness, reduce wait times for surgery and specialist clinics, and enhance First Nations, women’s healthcare and the health workforce.
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19.11.2024
A passion for helping others
Jessica Pulis from Mackay is a Mental Health Responder who assists Queenslanders when 000 emergency calls are made. -
19.11.2024
What men should know about STIs—a guy's guide to healthy sex
Are you thinking all is good down there, but you’re not totally sure because you’ve never actually had a checkup … and don’t really want to? Is something burning, is there weird discharge or a rash down there, and you’re a little nervous? -
13.11.2024
Living with diabetes: stories of the everyday realities of life with a chronic condition
Diabetes is surprisingly common, with about 1 in 20 Australians diagnosed and living with it. Read on to find out more about the different types of diabetes and hear from three Queenslanders to learn what it’s like to live with.