The AFL has partnered with a health insurance company to produce a series of videos that explore male vulnerability.

Rural Adversity Mental Health Program has launched a new website ‘You Got This Mate’ specifically designed to support blokes in regional and rural communities.

Wheat and sheep farmer John Harper has been helping blokes in country Australia since 2006. Setting up Mate Helping Mate was his way of addressing the feelings he personally experienced when he was bitten by the black dog in his 40s. We love the bush, he says, but sometimes the bush doesn’t love us back.

Continuing the male-friendly approach of connecting with men in their own language, a new book on men’s mental health has hit the bookstores called ‘Guts, Grit & Grind: A Mental Mechanics Manual.’

The back drop of sport is once again being used to champion mental health awareness with at risk males - on a large scale.

The 2020 National Men’s Health Gathering in May will focus on a wide-range of themes regarded as critical to the future of male health in Australia.

While the power of walking and talking with other blokes is gaining momentum as an activity that develops social connection and can help address underlying mental health issues, add in a dog and the experience can become even more powerful. 

A Wollongong burger bar is donating proceeds of its new epic burgers to funding men’s mental health talks in the region.

The Banksia Project has expanded its Growth Room program into Canberra, with the first meeting set to take place on Wednesday 27 November.

As the head of community engagement for a property developer, Chris Boyle knows a thing or two about communication.