25 Years: A mysterious killer
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Tony Hughes was at the forefront of New Zealand's response to AIDS, even when little was known about the disease other than that people were dying. In part one of this series, he looks back, before the NZAF's formation.
Editorial: 25 years on, has the NZAF lost the plot?
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Posted in:
Safe Sex
25th August 2010
Changes in structure and management at the NZ AIDS Foundation in recent years, particularly its HIV prevention services, have not been for the best.
2010 International AIDS Conference update
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Posted in:
HIV
5th August 2010
New Zealand AIDS Foundation Executive Director Rachael Le Mesurier updates GayNZ.com on her impressions of the 2010 International AIDS Conference in Vienna.
No date available for delayed HIV report release
Over three months after its initially planned release date the much-awaited HIV Service Review has yet to see the light of day, with the Ministry of Health now studiously avoiding committing itself on when the report will be finally opened to public scrutiny.
iPhone public toilet app will help HIV+ people
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A soon-to-be-launched guide to the locations of New Zealand's public toilets will be a welcome resource for people with HIV, according to two leading HIV positive support advocates.
Abs: the hard truth
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Forget the infomercials, our favourite fitness guru Julz Darroch is back with the real secrets to getting a sexy set of abs - and yes, it involves discipline and hard work.
HIV breakthrough could lead to vaccine
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Three antibodies that neutralize 91% of HIV strains have been discovered, in a breakthrough that could potentially lead to a future vaccine.
A Collective unease
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Posted in:
HIV
29th June 2010
Doubts are voiced as to whether the NZAF is the right publisher for the national publication for HIV positive people.
Helen Clark's full statement
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Posted in:
HIV
25th June 2010
Read the full speech of former Prime Minister Helen Clark at the launch of the Global Commission on HIV and the Law in Geneva.
The global fight for HIV equality
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A new UN commission seeking to break legal barriers to HIV justice and equality has been launched in Geneva, with Helen Clark leading the way.
Gay men are thinner, lesbians weigh more
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A Massachusetts study has found while gay men are likely to be thinner than straight men, lesbians are likely to be heavier than straight women.
Pharmac subsidises PEP treatment
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Pharmac is subsidising an expensive drug treatment programme which may stop the development of HIV infection in those exposed to the virus.
Candlelight Memorial: Coming together to remember
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Posted in:
HIV
11th May 2010
Karen Ritchie explains why, this Sunday evening, she will be at a Candlelight Memorial service in memory of so many who have died as a result of HIV infection.
Reply: Body Positive has a significant role to play
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Posted in:
HIV
5th May 2010
Body Positive Auckland responds to a blogged suggestion that it appears to overstate its role and importance to HIV positive people
Turning the Tide: how to head off AIDS in the Pacific
Posted in:
HIV
2nd May 2010
Without respect for people’s rights, tolerance of diversity and difference and visible, strong leadersip HIV will inevitably inundate South Pacific nations.
