Readers of ‘The Mercury’ in Hobart discovered on Thursday March 21, that “TB continues to be the top infectious killer, claiming more than 4300 lives every day,” as written by Micheal Picone, Volunteer with RESULTS Australia, in a letter to the Editor. Read on to discover more of what he had...
November Digital Town Hall At the November Digital Town Hall, we reflected on the highlights from 2018, shared the key campaign moments for 2019 – World TB Day, the Federal Election, RESULTS National Conference, and how you can take part in our campaigns! Watch the recording here: Digital Town Hall...
One Last Push to end polio, for good. Urge your MP to join the global effort for polio eradication by becoming a One Last Push champion on au.onelastpush.org today! The story so far In 2018, the Global Polio Eradication Initiative marks its 30-year anniversary. In the last 30 years, the...
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,...
Thanks for joining our Digital Town Hall on the TB UN-HLM with guest speaker Nandita Venkatesan Nandita’s biography: Nandita Venkatesan is a journalist, a TEDx speaker, a classical dancer and a 2 time-Intestinal Tuberculosis survivor as well as patients-rights advocate. She lost over 90% of her hearing at 24,...
RESULTS Australia is proud to have contributed to the agendas for this year’s International Conference and ACTION Partners Meeting. This year’s RESULTS International Conference, held in Washington, DC from July 14-17 brought together RESULTS team members and volunteers, members of the ACTION Partnership, and acclaimed speakers from 25 countries and all 50...
A thriving democracy needs many voices and a robust and vibrant public debate. We know Australians overwhelmingly (76%) support ALL charities having a public voice on issues. Millions of our citizens also choose to volunteer, becoming a member or donating to RESULTS and other civil society organisations to advocate for...
No matter where you were born, education provides the opportunity to achieve one's potential. Australian’s can be that change with the Global Partnership for Education, giving that opportunity to millions women and girls across the globe. To amplify our collective effort, it is most effective to write directly to your local...
