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World Obesity Day 2025: Reflections and Key Insights

World Obesity Day 2025: Reflections and Key Insights

by Monica Garner | Apr 28, 2025 | Highlights of actions, Latest news & media

The Obesity Collective is proud to release the summary of our sixth World Obesity Day seminar. Under the global theme “Changing Systems, Healthier Lives,” the event examined the systemic drivers of obesity and the critical importance of addressing inequities in...
Highlights from the 2024 ANZOS Annual Scientific Meeting

Highlights from the 2024 ANZOS Annual Scientific Meeting

by Monica Garner | Nov 27, 2024 | Events, Highlights of actions, Latest news & media

We were honoured to attend and present at the 2024 Australia New Zealand Obesity Society (ANZOS) Annual Scientific Meeting in October. It was an invaluable opportunity to collaborate with leaders in public health, clinical practice, and research, and to see many of...
Marketing to children

Marketing to children

by Monica Garner | Oct 8, 2024 | Highlights of actions, Latest news & media

At The Obesity Collective, we are committed to supporting initiatives that prioritise the health and well-being of all Australians, particularly children. We are proud to align with campaigns that focus on addressing harmful product marketing and promoting healthier...
The Obesity Collective Response to Review of MBS Health Assessment Items

The Obesity Collective Response to Review of MBS Health Assessment Items

by Monica Garner | Oct 8, 2024 | Highlights of actions, Latest news & media

The Obesity Collective highlights gaps in how the current Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) health assessments support people experiencing chronic obesity. Key limitations include a lack of clarity around assessment, inadequate follow-up care, and poor integration with...
Statement from The Obesity Collective on the availability of Wegovy® in Australia

Statement from The Obesity Collective on the availability of Wegovy® in Australia

by Monica Garner | Sep 3, 2024 | Highlights of actions, Latest news & media

The Obesity Collective is the federal peak body for obesity in Australia. It is a national umbrella coalition with a vision to reduce the health and wellbeing impacts of obesity in Australia. Its members work together to raise awareness of the science and reality of...
Welcome Tim Gill – the new Executive Director of the Obesity Collective!

Welcome Tim Gill – the new Executive Director of the Obesity Collective!

by Monica Garner | May 13, 2024 | Highlights of actions, Latest news & media

I am delighted to announce that Honorary Professor Tim Gill has taken on the role of Executive Officer of the Obesity Collective. Tim has been involved with the Collective since Day 1, as one of the founding leaders and co-designers, and has had an impressive career...
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