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New data provides further insights into Australia’s mothers and babies
The latest update provides information on causes, maternal characteristics, timing and investigations, helping us to build a more complete picture of perinatal and maternal deaths in Australia.
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AIHW Bulletin – September 2023
From the CEO's desk
Welcome to the September AIHW Bulletin. -
Nicola Roxon appointed AIHW Chair
Former minister for health and ageing, the Hon Nicola Roxon, has been appointed chair of the AIHW board.
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Australia's health system saves money thanks to physical activity
Australians participating in sport and physical activity have provided a net positive impact of $321 million to Australia’s health system.
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National Drug Strategy Household Survey: how attitudes and perceptions vary across Australia
I’m very pleased and excited to see the AIHW’s latest report and accompanying data visualisation released today, on how attitudes and perceptions towards drugs vary across Australia. This novel piece of work is based on new analysis of the National Drug Strategy Household Survey (NDSHS) 2019 results.
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The health of Australia's males and females
CONTENT WARNING: This report contains information some readers may find distressing as it refers to data about suicide and self-harm.
Australian males and females are living longer, have improved access to health care and overall better quality of life than males and females alive in the early 20th century.
