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24.01.2022 How can we improve the health and wellbeing of Australians over the next decade? We have a unique opportunity to build back better post-pandemic but it requires bold and effective leadership. MSDI Director, Professor Tony Capon and Senior Research Fellow, Dr Selina Lo have recently contributed to the Medical Journal of Australia and VicHealth supplement "Australia in 2030: what is our path to health for all?"... The supplement explores some of the critical opportunities that we need to focus on now, to improve the health and wellbeing of all Australians over the coming decade. It outlines a bold vision for the future of health and health promotion in Australia. A vision that will be vital for a healthy, equitable and prosperous Australia in the decade to come. https://lght.ly/o5nbi68

18.01.2022 The healthcare sector lags behind most other industries in reducing its carbon footprint. A new study is calling for urgent education for future health workers on how to reduce their environmental footprint https://lght.ly/hh8olb

13.01.2022 In case you missed it: QLD farmers are diverting their surplus of juicy strawberries away from the dump and into dessert! More delicious ways countries are innovating to reduce #foodwaste from Victoria Haritos at Monash Chemical Engineering https://lght.ly/2pm61le

02.01.2022 Grab a cuppa and check out the thought-provoking ‘gaze of the gatekeeper’ : a funky video-based observational study that pulls apart the behavioural influences on the main food-related decision-makers in family households. A great read by Mark Boulet from our BehaviourWorks Australia team and our MSDI colleagues https://lght.ly/458dfe!

01.01.2022 Our #RISEprogram PhD researcher Erich Wolff has spent years working alongside informal settlement communities to unlock their local knowledge on flooding and natural hazards. Here's how he thinks scientists can learn from them: https://lght.ly/c2cei0f