Have your say on Australia’s draft National Injury Prevention Strategy As you are aware, the Australian Government is committed to developing a National Injury Prevention Strategy. This commitment was in recognition of the ongoing and substantial burden of injury, and following expiration of the previous National Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion Action Plan (2004-2014).
COVID-19 pandemic is a challenging time for everyone, but especially so for those already vulnerable. These pressures — the social isolation, the economic destabilisation give perpetrators of family violence additional opportunities to exercise control and power and to be violent.
Young leaders from 75 countries to say “enough is enough” to road crashes at the 2nd World Youth Assembly for Road Safety.
The amazing Megan Mitchell’s final report as Children’s Commissioner provides a complete overview of children’s rights in Australia.
A story from the Sydney Morning Herald
CHIPA members Prof Kim Foster, Prof Kate Curtis and Dr Connie Van were awarded best paper in the Golden issue of Injury.
A trial of share electric scooters for Sydney has been axed, even as a government department continues work on planning for its rollout.
Children injured in transport incidents have twice the mortality risk compared to other injury types twelve months post injury.
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