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This year during Men’s Health Week (June 15 – June 21 2020) the Australian Men’s Health Forum launched Men’s Health TV. Around 50 guests took part in 15 programs across the week covering health topics from nutrition and exercise to men’s mental health and making therapy “male friendly”.

Men’s Health Week for 2020 has passed and with it the overriding message that more conversations are needed between men and boys to encourage wellbeing.

The winners of the National 2020 Men’s Health Awards were named today across five categories.

Men’s health physiotherapist Jo Milios has won the Western Australia 2020 Men’s Health Award.

The Tough Guy Book Club has taken out the 2020 Men’s Health Award for Victoria.

Pip Seldon, founder of The Healthy Tradie Project, has taken out the 2020 Men’s Health Award for the ACT.

Find out more about the groups who were shortlisted for a Men's Health Award 2020 in the category of Significant Response to COVID-19.

How can we engage more men and boys in programs that improve their health? According to the National Men’s Health strategy, investing in outreach programs that seek to connect with men at social settings such as sporting clubs is one way to do this.

Men and boys living in rural and remote areas are at increased risk of a range of physical illnesses, injuries, mental ill-health and suicide.  As part of the Men’s Health Connected online summit on Thursday 2 June, a range of experts and advocates will share there work to improve the lives and health of men in rural communities.