Diabetes healthcare needs improvement 13 July 2018 A new report authored by Professor Stephen Colagiuri has found less than 40 per cent of people with diabetes complete the annual cycle of care – a series of health checks with different health professionals designed to keep people healthy. “Overall the data indicates that many people with diagnosed diabetes in Australia are not receiving expected standards of diabetes care,” Professor Colaguiri said. Keeping up to date with the Annual Cycle of Care can help people stay healthy and reduce their risk of diabetes complications. You can read the report here. Find out more about the Annual Cycle of Care.
Media releases 13 March 2026 Pollie Powered Peloton pedals on for diabetes The starter’s gun has fired for a pollie-powered peloton as the 19th PolliePedal began its 300km ride with a visit to a Hobart primary school, before winding through some of Tasmania’s scenic routes and locations over the next three days. Continue Reading
News 11 March 2026 Support for people living with diabetes affected by floods Diabetes Australia extends its thoughts to the individuals, families, and communities affected by the flooding across Queensland and the Northern Territory. Continue Reading
Blog 9 March 2026 The value of connecting with a Credentialled Diabetes Educator At Diabetes Australia’s Telehealth Clinic, you can book an appointment with a Credentialled Diabetes Educator (CDE) like Karen Jameson. A... Continue Reading