Men in the Hood is a new WA-based initiative designed to support men's mental, emotional, and physical well-being through a series of structured group sessions and workshops.

Steve Rothwell has spent a lifetime chasing adventure. A writer, engineer, and experimenter, he has explored remote Australian coastlines, paraglided over vast landscapes, and worked as a travel journalist.

The Starving Artist, a global initiative that uses art to spark important conversations around mental health, addiction healing tools and gender equity, is calling for contributions for a new project called The Vulnerable Man.

With backing from the AFL Coaches Association and the AFL Players’ Association, Tackle Your Feelings is scoring points in the field of mental health at a grassroots level.

The new men’s mental health podcast Over the Fence Conversations has released a second instalment featuring R U Ok? Ambassador Glenn Cotter.

August 5-11 marks the start of Loneliness Awareness Week and an opportunity to shine a spotlight on shared experiences of loneliness.

The NSW Government has committed $250k to help the Raising the Bar Foundation design and deliver The Barstool Project, a custom mental health training package for employees in the state’s hospitality and tourism industry.

In an exciting collaboration between Mens Talk Au and the Mental Health Commission of Western Australia, two Katitjin Blue Mind Hubs have opened in Busselton and Scarborough, tailored to meet the unique needs of men living in the community. 

Founded in 2020, the relatively new mental health and healing group Self Seen offers Port Macquarie men a range of activities that help break down stereotypes about masculinity and get blokes back on track.

There is a great need for both universal and targeted age-specific loneliness prevention and intervention strategies for male loneliness, say the authors of a new study examining male loneliness in Australia.