Invisible no more!
Reflecting on my life in 1988 brings back some painful memories: and I was starting to fear for my own health.
Reflecting on my life in 1988 brings back some painful memories: and I was starting to fear for my own health.
In 1996, I obtained a seat on the floor in the corridor at the XI International AIDS Conference, held in Vancouver.
Part of the story of Talkabout and its contribution to people living with HIV in NSW.
September 1988. It was when AIDS notifications had risen to 1,000; when 500 people had died; when the stigma of infection had spread its poison wide.
From 2000 to 2003 many positive people who had earlier retired were thinking about returning to work.
Get legal advice sooner rather than later, if you experience HIV discrimination in your workplace.
Positive Life NSW sought the advice and input about the concerns and experiences of people living with HIV in regards to HIV associated neurocognitive disorder (HAND)
Positive Life NSW undertook a consultation with people living with HIV and HIV sector partners as we developed a new four year Positive Life Strategic Plan (2016–2020).
Brett rang the HIV/AIDS Legal Centre (HALC) to see if there was any way he could make his boss pay him on time.
Geoff Honnor examines the background and challenges posed by the ‘Ending HIV’ Campaign.