Herstory: Unique and United
For the National Day of Women Living with HIV on 9 March 2026, women from our diverse community share their stories.
Love and other forms of resilience
My mother, the inimitable Susan Paxton, then sat me down and talked me through what HIV was and what it meant that she was positive. From that point on, Mum and I were always a team and never kept secrets from one another. I was mostly unfazed about the whole...
Below the surface
Look below the surface and most people with HIV will harbour an encounter of HIV stigma.
Another fellow traveller
When you think about all the friends you’ve had who also have HIV, who springs to mind? I straight away think of one person. Bev Greet OAM.
Too meek, too mild, too polite
NAPWHA President Scott Harlum addressed attendees at the opening of the recent Australasian HIV and AIDS Conference in Adelaide. This was his message.
From long-acting to a functional cure
Long-acting HIV treatments; PrEP that could end the HIV epidemic; and the ongoing promise of a functional cure using bNAbs were just some of the highlights at the 13th IAS Conference on HIV Science.
