In 2016, Positive Life NSW conducted an anonymous online anal cancer awareness survey targeting women and trans and gender diverse PLHIV, and other HIV-negative women and, trans and gender diverse people across Australia. This survey report outlines the findings.

The National Day of Women Living with HIV 2019 (NDWLHIV) celebrated women living with HIV (WLHIV) as a community event and proved to be a valuable engagement to highlight existing issues of concern and unmet needs of WLHIV in Australia.

Positive Life NSW surveyed a total of 1,660 people living with HIV and gay, bisexual men (GBM) via an anonymous online questionnaire, to assess awareness of, screening for, and prevention of anal human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and anal cancer in NSW, Australia. This survey report outlines the findings.

This paper has been developed to educate people living with HIV, sex workers and people who use and inject drugs about the advantages/disadvantages of the electronic medical record system, My Health Record (MHR).

This community consultation report confirms that HIV stigma and discrimination is a daily reality for people living with HIV (PLHIV). These included the impact of repeated trauma, shame and ‘othering’ causing extra burden for PLHIV from clinicians and systemically.