May 17 is International AIDS Candlelight Memorial Day. GNP+ Almost 40 million people live with HIV today. Many live with stigma and discrimination. Countless others have passed away. Sunday is a time to think about everyone affected by HIV. bit.ly/2yUrdzw

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When it comes to improving the health of Indigenous Australians, health organisations must be part of the answer. We congratulate ACON on launching their new Reconciliation Action Plan today for National Reconciliation Week. #InThisTogether #NRW2020 bit.ly/302UmDV

Australia's eSafety Commissioner has reported a 200% increase in image-based sexual abuse claims as a result of #coronavirus restrictions. We will always support young people to be confident about their sexuality. But please be careful out there! abc.net.au/news/2020-06-0…

Everyone has a bad day from time to time. Most of us don't use that as an excuse to slam a 17-year-old into the ground, face-first. Do better, NSW Police Force.

As we saw with the killing of a 22-year-old woman by her ex in Sydney two weeks ago, too many Australians still aren’t getting the message when it comes to family violence. That’s why we’ve made a short educational video about respectful relationships. Check it out and share.

A lot is being said about Victorians who aren't isolating. Yes, some people are behaving irresponsibly. But so many people, including many young people, simply don't have the luxury of not coming in for a shift. If they don't, they get fired – or "casual" fired (no shifts).

ALERT | The Victorian Government has issued a health alert about a recent upsurge in congenital syphilis cases. Reported cases have increased from 634 cases in 2014 to 1670 cases in 2019. Please read the link for more information – and be safe! www2.health.vic.gov.au/about/news-and…

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Starcrawler played some great shows in Australia in early 2020. (We were there!) Frontwoman Arrow De Wilde has spoken publicly about the assault she experienced at one of the band’s Melbourne shows. It’s uncomfortable but important reading. bit.ly/30rbJhE #TimesUp

Doing your bit for the environment is important – so is leading a sustainable lifestyle that's aligned with our values. But this shouldn't mean that we put our own health at risk! heraldsun.com.au/news/young-aba…

Do you like going to music festivals? Are you between 18 and 30? Would you like to be part of a project to ensure festivals are safe, positive experiences for everyone? Read more: bit.ly/3qYBkZw

Do you like going to music festivals? Are you between 18 and 30? Would you like to be part of a project to ensure festivals are safe, positive experiences for everyone? If you're interested, click to learn more: bit.ly/3qYBkZw

We're launching a new campaign to address the risks faced by people who use drugs in the context of COVID-19. The first stage focuses on GHB, a potentially highly dangerous drug. Get the poster and social media tiles from the Penington Institute website: penington.org.au/resources/ghb/

Re-dosing on GHB? Re-think it first. Learn more with our new, evidence-based educational resources: penington.org.au/resources/ghb/

Good times can go awfully bad when you mix GHB with other substances. Stay safer by knowing the risks. Learn more with our new, evidence-based educational resources: penington.org.au/resources/ghb/

How much do you know about the risks associated with taking GHB? There is always more to learn. Find out more with our new, evidence-based educational resources: penington.org.au/resources/ghb/

You can do a lot to help someone when they overdose on GHB. You could save their life. Learn more with our new, evidence-based educational resources. Get them from the Penington Institute website: penington.org.au/resources/ghb/

You can experience various symptoms during GHB withdrawal. Some can be severe. Be informed and prepared. Learn more with our new, evidence-based educational resources: penington.org.au/resources/ghb/

Concerningly, we're hearing more reports of drinks being spiked with substances such as GHB at Melbourne bars and clubs. Penington Institute has developed a set of educational resources to help people stay safe. Check them out here: penington.org.au/resources/ghb/