Maggie Dent has started writing her next book – Mothering Sons. As part of her informal research for the book, she is very keen to hear from men 18+ about their relationships with their mothers.
The online survey will only take a few minutes and...
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An impassioned plea from Bettina Arndt...
Ok, all you people who care about what is happening to men and boys in this country.
I’m spending many hours trying to organise screenings of The Red Pill – partly as a free speech issue and more i...
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Don’t miss out on the early bird rate, ends February 10
Male Suicide tops the agenda at
NEW MALE NATIONAL MALE HEALTH CONFERENCE
Present Challenges and Future Solutions
Thursday March 2 & Friday March 3, 2017
Holiday Inn Hotel, 18 &nda...
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We have been contacted by Ginger Gorman, an award-winning social justice journalist writing for news.com.au.
Ginger wrote to us to ask if we knew of anyone who might be interested in being interviewed by her for a story she's currently working on abou...
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Up until March 27th 2011, I shared a wonderful strong and happy bond with my then 7 year old boy, since the day he was born.
I was never married to his mother, I am 9 years younger than her and our relationship ended prior to her pregnancy.
Without mo...
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A suicide can leave an empty space that hurts a family for generations, in addition to the tragedy of the life lost. But there are actions we can take to reduce suicide and you can help put them into action.
The Australian Men’s Health Forum is ...
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Despite three decades of adverse statistics, male health policy or rather the lack of it, continues to fail the Australian male
Research continues to demonstrate a disproportionate gender differential in death and illness for males in Australia
The Na...
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Please click the link below to take part in a survey about Australians' understanding of fertility and attitudes towards fertility testing. The study is being run by Alisha Thompson, Professor Kelton Tremellen and Professor Sheryl de Lacey of Flinders...
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Twelve beards, twelve men. One calendar, one cause. $2 from your purchase of this calendar will be donated to Men's Health Australia, helping to raise awareness of the social and psychological health and wellbeing of men and boys. So thanks!
For sale ...
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The International Men's Day Masculinity Debate, presented by Talk About Men, was a wonderful evening full of stimulation discussions.
The event is now online at the following locations:
You can listen to the entire unedited audio of the event on Sound...
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COMING TO PARRAMATTA, MELBOURNE, NEWCASTLE, WOLLONGONG & DEVONPORT
Helping Men Get Help is a unique course that’s been designed for professionals who want to help more men and boys access public services and social projects. Designed and pre...
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To mark International Men's Day in Sydney on Thursday 19th November 2015, five great speakers will debate the question:
"If masculinity is in crisis, what needs to change, men or society?"
The speakers will include:
Greg Andresen of the One in T...
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A FREE FAMILY FUN DAY OF ACTIVITIES AT JOHN WRIGHT PARK TUNCURRY (JUST NEAR THE BRIDGE)
Fathers Day - Sunday 7th September 2014, 10am to 2pm
Bring Dad out on his special day and celebrate life to the fullest with lots of free entertainment for the who...
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Suicide continues to be one of the top 10 causes of death amongst men, with suicide prevention campaigners using a Canberra conference to call for more "male friendly" health services to encourage men to seek help.
Suicide is the 10th leading cause of ...
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Suicide continues to be one of the top 10 causes of death amongst men, with suicide prevention campaigners using a Canberra conference to call for more "male friendly" health services to encourage men to seek help.
Suicide is the 10th leading cause of ...
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Globally, men die five years earlier than women and are 50% more likely to die between the ages of 15 and 60. In countries classified as ‘least developed’ and ‘less developed’ by the United Nations, adult mortality fell faster ...
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