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Dr Robyn Littlewood, Renae Earle, Aidan Dennis In Australia, around 14% of pregnant women experience food insecurity1, meaning they don’t always have
By Dr Robyn Littlewood, Chief Executive Officer, Health and Wellbeing Queensland As a female, non-medical, obesity-focused health practitioner, my CEO journey
Nothing is more rewarding than having a positive impact on somebody’s quality of life. That’s exactly what the My health
By Dr Robyn Littlewood, Chief Executive Officer, Health and Wellbeing Queensland The thing I am criticised the most for as a
By Dr Robyn Littlewood, Chief Executive, Health and Wellbeing Queensland Dr Oliver Canfell, Research Fellow, The University of Queensland and
By Laureate Professor Clare Collins AO As a Laureate Professor in Nutrition and Dietetics, improving people’s nutrition-related health and well-being
By John Kotzas Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) has long been passionate about partnerships that connect and support the community,
By Professor S. Jay Olshansky During the last 4 decades, an unusual public health event occurred – one that will
By Dr. Norman Swan Ensuring people have agency over their own health and wellbeing is something I’m passionate about. People
By Professor Rhema Vaithianathan I am a professor in health economics and big data, and my research and projections suggest
Following a life-changing medical diagnosis in his 60s, Anthony Pollock never expected he would become fitter, mentally sharper, and happier
What are you most proud of during your time working with the Board? I was fortunate enough to be on
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