The Australian TB Caucus met this week in Canberra to discuss the historic United Nations High-Level Meeting (UNHLM) on tuberculosis (TB), held in September 2018 in New York, where Senator the Hon Marise Payne, Minister for Foreign Affairs, reaffirmed Australia’s support to the global fight against TB. Key Targets of the...
Passing of new Bill RESULTS Australia welcomes the passing of an amended Electoral Funding and Disclosure Reform Bill through the House of Representatives this week. We are pleased to see a much more sensible Bill get bipartisan support. The willingness of all parties to work to improve the Bill recognises...
Blog post by Mark Rice, Policy and Advocacy Manager at RESULTS. Originally published on DevPolicyBlog. As Australia’s nearest neighbour, Papua New Guinea (PNG), hosts the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) leaders, it is timely to examine action on a key cause and outcome of poverty in PNG and other APEC countries...
Tess Clarke | Sydney Morning Herald | Aid could stop PNG polio Your article “Spectre of polio rises again in PNG”, October 8, brings about a sense of disappointment that a country that was essentially ‘polio free’ in 2000 has had the disease return. This development is mostly due...
Annabel Stafford writes: Fashion can be weird, but for a few decades in the middle of the 19th century it went completely nuts. All the cool kids wanted consumption—a disease that liquidises your lungs and drowns you in blood, or else causes your organs to fail. They painted their faces white,...
RESULTS Australia is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer, Amelia Christie who commenced on 26 September. Chair, Chris Franks, announced the appointment of Amelia Christie saying “After a comprehensive and extremely competitive recruitment process, the RESULTS Board is pleased to appoint Amelia to the role....
Foreign Minister Marise Payne delivering Australia’s statement in the first-ever United Nations High-Level meeting on Tuberculosis on 26 Sept in New York. RESULTS statement on UNHLM on TB Sydney, Australia (Sept. 28) – This week world leaders made history at the first-ever United Nations High-Level meeting on Tuberculosis on...
The political declaration approved by members of the United Nations at the United Nations High-Level Meeting (UNHLM) on Tuberculosis in New York overnight was a significant moment in the global fight against TB – the world’s most deadly infectious disease. The Hon Warren Entsch MP, Co-Chair of the Australian TB...
In New York today, world leaders are meeting at the United Nations General Assembly for the first-ever high-level meeting on tuberculosis (TB). The theme of the meeting is “United to end tuberculosis: an urgent global response to a global epidemic”. This meeting aims to accelerate efforts in ending TB and...
