Women’s Sport
Publisher: Australian Women Sport and Recreation Association, Clearing House for Sport, 2016
Status – CURRENT
This page recognises that 1. Gender is a defining factor of sporting opportunities, funding and recognition. and 2. Gender equity in sport is part of an inclusive policy framework. It provides information, analysis and statistics on women’s involvement in sport, including CALD women, women with disability, and women from Indigenous cultures, and links to a variety of resources covering these topics.
Family law for the future
/in Australia-wide, Evidence / Statistics /by adminPublisher: Australian Law reform Commission (2019)
Status – CURRENT
This report makes 60 recommendations for reform, including that the resolution of family law disputes be returned to the states and territories and that the federal family courts eventually be abolished.
National Strategic Framework for Chronic Conditions
/in Australia-wide, Government Policy /by adminPublisher: Australian Health Ministers’ Advisory Council 2017
Status – CURRENT
Acknowledging that chronic conditions are the leading cause of illness disability and death in Australia, the National Strategic Framework for Chronic Conditions supports Australia’s international commitments and provides national guidance for a multisectoral response in the prevention and management of chronic conditions.
Our Health, Our Community
/in Australia-wide, Other /by adminPublisher: Consumers Health Forum, 2012-current
Status – CURRENT
The OurHealth website is a discussion forum and information resource for health care consumers across Australia. It provides information about support services, resources and online training for consumer representatives in the health sector, and a moderated discussion forum for carers and consumers to have their say about how the health system is, or isn’t, working. The content on OurHealth also provides a consumer-focused evidence base of personal stories and experiences for consumer representatives and policy/research officers working in the health space to draw upon for their work. Tags: Policy, Health Reform, Consumer Representation, Have a Say, Consumer-Centred Care,