Rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) remain high in Western Australia. So far in 2020 young people have accounted for 45 per cent of syphilis, 74 per cent of chlamydia and 57 per cent of gonorrhoea notifications in WA.

To help improve the hospital experience and discharge times for people with disability in WA, a project team has been set up to share insights, explore issues, generate ideas, and develop and test solutions.

Due to COVID-19, PRIDE WA had to cancel this year’s parade and WA Health will have to wait until 2021 for the opportunity to show our support on the streets of Perth.

Food poisoning is more common than you think and cost the WA community around $18 million last year with most of it occurring at home.

Have your say. Contribute to a review of Western Australia’s tobacco control laws.

The Department of Health is reminding residents and travellers in the South West of Western Australia, including the Peel region, to take additional precautions to prevent mosquito bites over the coming months. 

Hepatitis B and C affects more than 400,000 people across Australia.

The two-week COVID-19 testing blitz on people not showing symptoms across Western Australia has ended with no positive cases detected.

When considering what renovations you should do, consider removing and replacing your asbestos cement roof or any other asbestos containing products in and around your home. 

With World No Tobacco Day on Sunday 31 May, young people in Western Australia are reminded to avoid smoking.