The state of men’s health in the NSW is lagging women’s health, according to a new report published on June 11 in Sydney during Men’s Health Week.

The state of men’s health in Tasmania is lagging behind women’s health, according to a new report to be published on Tuesday June 15 during Men’s Health Week (10 – 16 June 2019).

The state of men’s health in SA is lagging behind women’s health, according to a new report published today during Men’s Health Week.

The state of men’s health in WA is lagging women’s health, according to the Men’s Health Card Report published on Friday June 14 during Men’s Health Week.

Tasmen Men with Heart Exhibition was named winner of the Tasmania Men’s Health Awards in Hobart today.

Men's Health Week starts next Monday 10th June and one way you can help us get Australia talking about men's health is to share these infographics with your networks.

The theme for Men's Health Week 2019 (Monday 10th - Sunday 16th June) has been announced by our friends at the Men's Health Information and Resource Centre at Western Sydney University.

Pete Nicholls of Parents Beyond Breakup, outlines five ways he's like to see the National Men's Health Strategy support separated fathers. 

As CEO of Parents Beyond Breakup, I was disappointed to discover that the National Men's Health Strategy doesn't focus on the needs of separated dads.

Source: Northern Star

A radio advert promoting Men’s Health Week in 2012 saved a New South Wales’ man’s life, according to The Northern Star newspaper.

Wayne Randal, a production manager at the timber merchants, Hurford Hardwood, told The Northern Star he had been “feeling a bit off, effectively for a few years”.

"I probably had symptoms for a long time but would find a reason for blaming them on something else," says Wayne.

"The symptoms kept getting a little bit worse and a little bit worse and then it was Men's Health Week. It got to about day four of the ads and I thought I am going to make an appointment because something is not quite right. I am pretty lucky I made the call because, effectively, I had pretty high blood pressure and was able to go on medication straight away."

According toe The Northern Star, Wayne’s blood pressure is now perfect and and his underlying heart issue has been kept in check.

For this year’s Men's Health Week 2018, Wayne’s employer, Hurford Hardwood is one of several organisations hosting a men’s health event in Lismore as part of Andrology Australia’s “It’s Healthy To Talk in Lismore” campaign.

Find out more about Men’s Health Week: www.menshealthweek.org.au

Find out about “It’s Healthy to Talk”: www.andrologyaustralia.org/mens-health-week