Reps’ inquiry must translate to real change if health system to remain sustainable 27 May 2015 Australia’s health system will be more sustainable if a new government inquiry into chronic disease prevention translates into best practice, the Australian Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance (ACDPA) said today. ACDPA Chair, Dr Erin Lalor, said the alliance welcomed the House of Representatives inquiry into chronic disease prevention and management in primary care, provided its recommendations were evidence-based and adopted by government.
Media releases 15 October 2026 Resilience and strength of Nhulunbuy man recognised with Kellion Victory Medal Nhulunbuy man Gerald Buckle has been awarded a Kellion Victory Medal, marking 50 years of living with diabetes, at a ceremony alongside family and supporters in Darwin. Continue Reading
News 7 October 2026 Tasmania kicks off 42nd Annual Kellion Awards Five Tasmanians have been awarded Kellion Victory Medals during a special ceremony recently (Thursday, 24 September 2026), marking the start... Continue Reading
Blog 5 October 2026 Isabella Magee: Changing the conversation around type 1 diabetes Meet Isabella Magee, turning years of struggle with type 1 diabetes into a commitment to education and advocacy on the Life on the Level podcast. Continue Reading
