Latest
  • Keeping It Local Pays Off For Cairns
  • Serious Traffic Crash Appeal in Birtinya, QLD
  • National weather forecast: Rain surges through WA, fine elsewhere
  • Youth Council members build skills while influencing local decision-making
  • Record turnout makes Open Day 2026 our biggest yet
  • Australia needs a systemic overhaul to rebuild belonging and social cohesion, SSI tells Royal Commission
  • Rootlings Momentum Grows With New State Champions
  • IHACPA’s 4-year Corporate Plan Now Available
  • Sandro Bucchianeri appointed ANZ Chief Information Security Officer
  • Reuse And Repair Day: Bayside
  • Home
  • National
  • Local
    • ACT
    • QLD
    • NSW
    • NT
    • SA
    • TAS
    • VIC
    • WA
  • Politics
  • Business
  • Science
  • Technology
  • Health
  • Life
    • Sport
    • Travel
    • Education
    • Environment
  • World
SEARCH

Have your say to support the development of WA’s first Preventative Health Strategy

The National Tribune
The National Tribune
The National Tribune
  • Health
  • 8 Jul 2026 12:12 pm AEST Date Time
  • Share
Courtesy of Cancer Council WA

The WA Government is inviting West Australians to help shape the State’s first comprehensive Preventative Health Strategy.

The strategy will provide a long-term roadmap for improving health and wellbeing across the State by focusing on prevention and addressing the factors that influence health before illness occurs.

Preventing illness before it happens improves quality of life, supports healthier communities and helps create a more sustainable health system. The consultation provides an opportunity for Western Australians to share their views on what supports good health and wellbeing, and the actions that could make the greatest difference to future health outcomes.

Community voices are central to this work. Feedback will help inform a strategy that addresses health inequities, supports fair and culturally appropriate approaches, and reflects the needs of communities across metropolitan, regional and remote Western Australia.

As an organisation committed to improving the health and wellbeing of Western Australians, Cancer Council WA encourages our staff, members, stakeholders, clients and communities to participate in the consultation.

To access the survey, visit Preventative Health Strategy – Consumer Consultation – Western Australia Department of Health – Citizen Space

/Public Release. View in full here.
Tags:Australia, cancer council, Cancer Council WA, community, council, Department of Health, Government, Health, influence, outcomes, prevention, quality, quality of life, sustainable, WA, Western Australia

You might also like

Preconception care: Building a stronger foundation for women’s lifelong health

Permanent Bondi Medicare Mental Health Centre to deliver ongoing support

AMA calls for exemption from private health rebate changes for older Australians

A new saliva test for endometriosis is in trials. What this and other new endo tests mean for you

Disability representative program extended for two years

Can you eat too much tinned tuna?

Work continues to strengthen safeguards for pelvic floor care

Second meeting of the IHR Emergency Committee on the epidemic of Ebola Bundibugyo virus disease in the Democratic Republic of the Congo…

Just In

26 Aug 2026 3:36 pm AEST

Keeping It Local Pays Off For Cairns

26 Aug 2026 3:33 pm AEST

Serious Traffic Crash Appeal in Birtinya, QLD

26 Aug 2026 3:31 pm AEST

National weather forecast: Rain surges through WA, fine elsewhere

26 Aug 2026 3:30 pm AEST

Youth Council members build skills while influencing local decision-making

26 Aug 2026 3:30 pm AEST

Record turnout makes Open Day 2026 our biggest yet

26 Aug 2026 3:21 pm AEST

Australia needs a systemic overhaul to rebuild belonging and social cohesion, SSI tells Royal Commission

26 Aug 2026 3:21 pm AEST

Rootlings Momentum Grows With New State Champions

26 Aug 2026 3:15 pm AEST

IHACPA’s 4-year Corporate Plan Now Available

26 Aug 2026 3:10 pm AEST

Sandro Bucchianeri appointed ANZ Chief Information Security Officer

26 Aug 2026 3:10 pm AEST

Reuse And Repair Day: Bayside

26 Aug 2026 3:09 pm AEST

Joint statement – Free TAFE targets in WA smashed by close to 400 per cent

26 Aug 2026 3:09 pm AEST

Three charged after items worth more than $50,000 stolen during break and enter – Cowra

26 Aug 2026 3:09 pm AEST

Investigation underway following teenage girl’s death – Elanora Heights

26 Aug 2026 3:06 pm AEST

Little Library Opens Its Doors To Young Readers

26 Aug 2026 3:03 pm AEST

More than 2 million investment properties face CGT valuation decision

26 Aug 2026 3:00 pm AEST

20 years of Argo: a significant contribution to global ocean observing through IMOS

26 Aug 2026 2:57 pm AEST

Scams Awareness Week: AI-powered scam defence with Macquarie University

26 Aug 2026 2:57 pm AEST

Hannah Lonergan returns to lead Griffith’s Carols by Candlelight 2026

26 Aug 2026 2:54 pm AEST

New strategy to support Australia’s bioenergy feedstock industry

26 Aug 2026 2:51 pm AEST

Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry General Council

26 Aug 2026 2:51 pm AEST

Knox CEO Resigns

26 Aug 2026 2:42 pm AEST

Year 2 Of ReefSeed In Maldives Raises More Young Corals

26 Aug 2026 2:36 pm AEST

$5 million for WA Mobile TAFE projects brings training to remote communities

26 Aug 2026 2:36 pm AEST

Police Investigate Heidelberg West Non-fatal Shooting

26 Aug 2026 2:33 pm AEST

International students embrace the NT as CDU calls for a tailored visa approach

26 Aug 2026 2:27 pm AEST

Extraordinary objects tell the story of Calvary Riverina Hospital’s first century

26 Aug 2026 2:27 pm AEST

Preconception care: Building a stronger foundation for women’s lifelong health

26 Aug 2026 2:24 pm AEST

Police Responding To Fatal Traffic Crash At Nanango 26 August
More News
ABOUT US

Based in Toowoomba QLD, The National Tribune provides 24/7 free live coverage of important events and developments in Australia and the Pacific region leveraging real-time open-source intelligence. We endeavor to give the Australian community greater transparency and access to government information and other developments free from encroaching corporate, ideological or any other interests/influences. More

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, culture and community.

POPULAR TOPICS

AustraliaGovernmentAustraliancommunityPoliceNSWVictorialocal councilQueenslandUniversitycouncilAusPolministerNew South WalesEnvironmentHealthinfrastructureNew Zealandbusinessinvestigationinvestmentcrime
QUICK LINKS
  • Latest Australia News
  • Latest Toowoomba News
  • Latest Queensland News
  • Latest New Zealand News
  • Latest Police News
  • Latest University News
  • Latest AusPol News
FOLLOW
  • Facebook

© 2026 - The National Tribune Australia

  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy
  • Disclaimer