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A new report has been released outlining findings of consultations with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people.

The new campaign aims to encourage people to have meaningful conversations with others who may be going through challenging times.

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General Practitioners working in rural and regional Australia are a common point of call for Australians who are living in these areas and experiencing mental health concerns and suicidal thoughts or behaviours.

The Matilda Centre seeks to understand if the Preventure program can work in rural communities to prevent substance use and suicide in young people.

Eli Toombs shared information about I-ASIST (Indigenous Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) and how it can support suicide prevention in rural and remote Australia.

The Manna Institute is a virtual institute of leading researchers working with industry and community partners to improve mental health and wellbeing in rural, regional and remote Australia.

The National Centre for Farmer Health has adapted principles of suicide safety planning to develop a wellbeing resource co-designed with farmers.

Small agribusiness owners living in rural and remote Australia can support their wellbeing through a new online tool.

A new grant has been received from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) for a world-first study to improve rural mental health outcomes.