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Ministerial Statement: Schizophrenia Awareness Week
Frontline funding to fight biosecurity threats
KENWORTH LAUNCHES its Next Level K220
Education key to reversing binge-drinking culture: new research
Students waiting too long for support
Call for New Zealand specific autism research
Minimum detention age change good start but must go further
Queensland man charged with impersonating Commonwealth official
Making your child’s first 2000 days count
Funding boost for youth programs and facilities in West Kimberley
Screen time, alcohol & poor sleep for girls: how pandemic impacts teens
Healthy development thanks to older siblings
Big dreams of Country and culture
Govt helps protect shops from ram raids
Ministerial Statement 24 May
Further decline in prevalence of obesity in 4-year-olds
Researchers secure over 12 million clinical trial funding
Maintain vigilance to protect winter crops from mice
RACGP: GPs and general practice teams deserve full support of Western Australian Government
Early intervention helps keep families together
Car accidents kill Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people 2.7 times more than other Australians
UNSW receives $4.7m to pursue health prevention research
Early detection of Alzheimer’s possible – research
App to enable early diagnosis and intervention for speech impairment
195,000 children set to benefit from more mental health support
New family and domestic violence counselling service for young people in Rockingham and Northam
McGowan Government invests in better outcomes for WA students
Bilateral Agreement for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention signed
Sporting identities team up with police and youth to lead way, NSW
Record mental health investment prioritises WA infants, children and adolescents
Better Future for Adelaide With Major Expansion of Flinders Medical Centre
$31.9 million invested to boost student learning in WA schools
$34.4 million to combat family and domestic violence and hold perpetrators to account
Beyond Blue welcomes 2022/23 Victorian Budget mental health package
New initiatives to tackle youth crime in Pilbara
New research could help identify babies at risk of brain bleeds
New child protection measures come into effect
Budget 2022 invests to keep Kiwi kids in class and learning
New health centre to provide care closer to home for Molonglo community
$14 million to support community led response to RISING crime in Alice Springs
$114 million boost to protect and support Western Australian children
$114 million boost to protect and support Western Australian
$9 million to keep our youth on track
Almost $2 million in funding for community safety in Ipswich
Helping young men accept online rejection: Crushed But Okay, for young people by young people
Healthy retirement from sport
Rampant Victorian youth homeless could be curbed with new plan
Healthy hearts for an overlooked group