An intergenerational opportunity to shift the dial and improve the health and wellbeing of Queensland kids.
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There are a lot of Queenslanders working hard to make healthy happen. Imagine what we can achieve if we all pull together. It is only through a combination of prevention, population and partnership that we can disrupt the cycle that leads to obesity and overweight where we live, work, learn and play.
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To achieve our goals, our activity, energy and focus will straddle three key strategic pillars.
The establishment of a new research centre partnership between The University of Queensland (UQ) and…
Queenslanders with exciting ideas to improve the health and wellbeing of children and young people…
Queenslanders are being encouraged to have their say on the future of remote food security…
Health and Wellbeing Queensland (HWQld) has launched its Healthy Returns campaign, in partnership with Outdoor…
In response to Australia-first research about the impact of obesity on life expectancy of future…
Up to five years could be lost from the life expectancy for a Queensland child…
Queenslanders from across the state are being encouraged to have their say on the health…
A children’s menu where fresh produce takes centre stage has won Farmhouse at Kedron this…
Parents in Bundaberg and Hervey Bay will get tips from chef Matt Golinski on how…
A project to encourage shoppers towards healthier food options in remote stores has taken off…
Last updated 10 October 2022
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Looking after our health and wellbeing is always important, especially now with the COVID-19 pandemic. And while staying at home more often can make it challenging to be active and eat well, there’s still so much we can be doing. In fact, now could be the perfect time to try some fresh new ways to boost your daily dose of Healthy.