We're looking for an Organiser for Climate-Health Training and Capacity Building. Applications close Sunday 15 January.

The Queensland Premier's Sustainability award has been won by Mater Health Services, for their outstanding energy efficiency initiatives.

See our findings from our roundtable discussion between health leaders and parliamentarians regarding a National Strategy on Climate, Health and Well-being for Australia.

The campaign for a National Strategy on Climate, Health and Well-being for Australia is in full swing, come learn more about the campaign and how you can be apart of the movement.

Read the summary of key themes that emerged from our online discussion with health professionals in August 2016

A preliminary report of responses to the online survey accompanying the Discussion Paper: Towards a National Strategy on Climate, Health and Well-being has now been released. 98% of respondents support a Strategy!

Do you have skills and experience in raising funds for social change projects? Would you like to help drive action on climate change and health? We have two volunteer positions currently available.

An historic meeting to push for national action on climate change and health kicked off early on Monday morning, 10 October in Canberra. 

Great news from one of Australia's largest city councils: divestment of $500 million from banks that invest in fossil fuels.

A powerful piece by cohealth's Chief Executive Lyn Morgain - one of our supporters in our campaign for a National Strategy for Climate, Health and Well-being.

Please join this important online virtual conference to discuss the key elements and priorities for a National Strategy on Climate, Health and Well-being for Australia, 13-21 August 2016.

Be part of the discussion at this important public forum on Wednesday 10 August, 5.30 - 7pm.

Social Determinants of Health Alliance will hold a free public forum on ‘Climate Change and the Social Determinants of Health’.
Thursday 11 August, 9.30am - 12.30pm.

Global Green and Healthy Hospitals (GGHH) is a free membership network of hospitals, health systems, and health organizations working on environmental sustainability in healthcare. Want to know more?

A group of 24 prominent Australians, including former Australian of the Year and epidemiologist Professor Fiona Stanley, have signed an open letter calling on political leaders to take "emergency-scale action".

Preventive health has long been underfunded in Australia. Dr Liz Hanna suggests that both the Prevention 1st election platform and Labor’s election announcements neglect to address critical threats to public health.

The Climate and Health Alliance released its scorecard ahead of the 2 July election, rating the major parties and media poorly for a lack of focus and debate on the potentially catastrophic risks of climate change to health.

82 organisations sign a Global Health Statement outlining benefits to human health and economies from shifting away from coal.

CAHA has produced a Proposed Standard for Minimising the Health Risks of Climate Change in Healthcare, as part of the review of national health performance standards.