Two important reports released this week highlight the urgency of climate action for our health and survival, and provide essential reading ahead of the upcoming COP31 meeting, reports Melissa Sweet.

Introduction by Croakey: In keeping with the conference theme, Better Together, He waka eke noa — we are all in this together, participants in the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of ...

Introduction by Croakey: Over the past few years, the UK health system has been coming to terms with racism and other, often compounding sources of bias in healthcare. In Australia too, we know that ...

The algal bloom crisis across South Australia should be treated as a disaster for health and a clear warning about the urgent need for real climate action, Alison Barrett reports. Health experts have ...

Introduction by Croakey: Two recent letters from healthcare professionals — one to Foreign Minister Penny Wong and one to the Australian Medical Association (AMA) — are seeking greater pressure on ...