Publisher: Victorian Government
Status – CURRENT
The Victorian Government’s priorities for improving health and wellbeing outcomes among LGBTI individuals and communities.
Publisher: State of Queensland (Queensland Health), June 2014
Status – CURRENT
Better Health for the Bush expands on existing initiatives, bringing together local and statewide perspectives. It details wide reaching health system innovations and protocols, as recommended by the SRRCN, which are being implemented across the state.
Publisher: Department Health and Human Services Tasmania
Status – CURRENT
This resource explains the recent changes to abortion legislation in Tasmania. Key words: Terminations; Abortion; Legislation.
Publisher: Tasmanian Government
Status – CURRENT
1. Economic Security and Financial Independence
2. Education and Training
3. Health and Wellbeing
4. Housing and Homelessness
5. Leadership and Community Participation 6. Safety and Justice
Publisher: Queensland. Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services, 2013
Status – CURRENT
The strategy outlines the Queensland government’s plan for connecting young Queenslanders with families, friends and social networks; to education; to health and wellbeing; to volunteering and participation; to supports and services and to arts and culture.
Published: 2013
Status – CURRENT
This research study provides consideration for the impact of the development of Australian budget policy and decisions and the impact on gender equality. Building on international efforts this research study gives credence to the negative impact budget policy can have when not viewed through the lens of gender.
Publisher: Western Australia : Department of Health. Women and Newborn Health Service, 2013
Status – CURRENT
The aim of the Strategy is to improve the health and wellbeing of Western Australian women and particularly those women who are at most risk. It promotes substantive equality and social inclusion by focusing on priority areas and particular high risk groups of women that need targeted action. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women experience poorer health across almost all health areas compared to non-Indigenous women. As such, the health of Aboriginal women in Western Australia is the benchmark for all women in the State.
Publisher: NSW Ministry of Health 2013
Status – CURRENT
Women’s health priorities across the life stages.
Publisher: Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, April 2013
Status – CURRENT
Despite Australia’s leadership in women’s health policy, its health policies are largely devoid of gender equity concerns at both national and state levels. Mainstreaming of gender equity outcomes has not yet occurred in Australia.
South Australia. Department of Health and Ageing, 2012
Status – CURRENT
This action plan addresses the public health challenges resulting from Sexually Transmissible Infections (STIs). The objectives of the plan are to coordinate STI action, promote awareness, prevention and testing, support providers of care, and to improve services.