International Men’s Day will be marked on Wednesday 19 November 2025, with this year’s Australian theme: “Supporting Men and Boys.”

It has long been established that having a good job is good for men’s health, whereas being out of work is generally linked to poorer health outcomes. 

An in-depth podcast conversation featuring Barack and Michelle Obama headlined “Focus on What’s Right About Young Men”, will open up more "space to positively address the challenges of boys and men", according to a leading men's issues expert.

The National Men's Health Gathering 2025 is inviting academics and researchers to submit abstracts for presentation at the 30th anniversary event, themed "Moving Men's Health Forward."

Australian men are being urged to take full advantage of the Federal Government’s new lung cancer screening program, as health authorities work to combat one of the nation’s leading causes of death.

The shocking news that a Melbourne childcare worker has been charged with more than 70 child sex offences has led to calls for men to be banned from working with young children. 

Men’s Resources Tasmania is asking for input into Tasmania's 20-Year Preventive Health Strategy for men and boys.

The 30^th anniversary of the National Men’s Health Gathering takes place at the Brisbane Showgrounds this year (22-24 October 2025) and we want to make sure the very best of Australia’s men’s health sector is on show. 

It’s been a busy time for Australia’s first ever Special Envoy for Men’s Health, who has made a big impression in his first five weeks in the job. So, what has he been up and what have we learnt so far about this important role?

As National Men's Health Week (9-15 June, 2025) turned the spotlight on the health and wellbeing of Australian men, Queensland highlighted a range of targeted mental health initiatives designed to address the state’s persistently high male suicide rates.