New QLD Government must take bold action on nutrition to prioritise the health and wellbeing of Queenslanders
23 Oct 2024
Dietitians Australia is urging the incoming Queensland Government to take immediate action on two critical nutrition priorities aimed at progressing the health and wellbeing of all Queenslanders. …
We’re moving closer to a legislated approach to nutrition care in Australian aged care
17 Oct 2024
Dietitians Australia is continuing its advocacy for the food and nutrition rights of older Australians, giving evidence to the Community Affairs Legislation Committee: Inquiry into Aged Care Bill…
Dietitians Australia acknowledges ACCC proposal to move away from industry-regulated marketing of infant formula
17 Oct 2024
Dietitians Australia acknowledges the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) proposal to move towards a strengthened, mandatory approach. We have long advocated that a legislated,…
New ACT Government must boost support for nutrition in the Territorys early childhood education centres
16 Oct 2024
Dietitians Australia and Nutrition Australia ACT are calling for the incoming Territory Government to prioritise the nutrition future of the Territory’s children by boosting nutrition support…
Commitment to free school lunches in Queensland must be backed with a nutrition guarantee
14 Oct 2024
Dietitians Australia calls on all parties ahead of the Queensland State Election to ensure that any school food programs and initiatives rolled out under the new Government are well-backed with a…