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PhD student, Andrew McMahon provides his insights into the IASP Asia Pacific Conference Pecha Kucha event, and his early career research.

The IASP APAC Conference explored the importance of lived experience voices in suicide prevention.

Read the latest research in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander suicide prevention, presented at the IASP Asia Pacific Conference 2022.

A recently published perspective paper by Professor Emeritus Diego De Leo explores some of the issues related to suicide prevention in older adults.

National Mental Health Commission is asking for feedback to help shape the focus of the Lived and Living Experience Participation Forum

A new bilateral agreement between the Commonwealth and New South Wales Governments will provide $383 million worth of additional funding in mental health care over the next five years.

The Strategy envisions that NSW Health organisations and staff begin collectively delivering best care and working with LGBTIQ+ people to achieve optimal health and wellbeing.

Mark Leopold from SuperFriend shared his insights on the National Communications Charter and what it means to be the newest Life in Mind Champion.

The CALD Lived Experience Final Report provides insights into issues faced by culturally and linguistically diverse communities in Australia.

This article explores suicide prevention in First Nations Australians.