Across the world, many of us have felt the impact of HIV in one way or another. While numbers can sometimes strip away the lived…

It’s fair to say that in NSW we’ve seen a dramatic transformation within the HIV landscape in the last decade. As we’ve reached the 2020…

Uniting together for a cause like World AIDS Day on December 1st is something we’ve been doing for decades now – it truly is a…

As another Mardi Gras rolls around, the tell-tale signs of gay Christmas are in the air. An above average amount of glitter begins to populate…

Ending HIV transmission is possible if we test often, treat early and stay safe We are all different – we wear different clothes, we like…

It’s who we are, it’s what we do. Test for HIV and STIs at least twice a year. To coincide with this year’s World AIDS…

This article is also available in Simplified Chinese and Thai. While most people’s bodies tolerate PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) well, like all medications it can have…

In order to reduce the risk of HIV, we all need to explore and choose the method that works for us and our lifestyle. Some…

Unless you’ve been living under a rock of abstinence, you’ve probably heard of or seen condoms and PrEP – two of the most effective HIV…

Big news has been released today, with the latest quarterly NSW HIV Data Report released by NSW Ministry of Health. While the data report is…

Mardi Gras is here, we’re queer and coming to you at Fair Day in Camperdown Memorial Rest Park! Come and meet us (Ending HIV) for…

Once each quarter, NSW Health publishes a report specific to HIV in NSW which details findings on new notifications, testing, treatment and safe sex behaviours.…

  The past several years has seen pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) treatments becoming a highly effective method of HIV prevention. However, some external factors like bureaucracy…

Once upon a time, it was just about Batman battling the Penguin. Nowadays, comics reflect the issues and struggles everyday people face, even HIV.

Sung to the tune of ‘What shall we do with the drunken sailor?’

May, 1983. French scientist Dr Françoise Barré-Sinoussi and her colleagues at the Pasteur Institute have just learned of a retrovirus they call Lymphadenopathy-Associated Virus. The name is later…