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Diabetes Australia’s DiaBuddies program supports children living with type 1 diabetes and their parents and carers to feel connected, confident and part of a community.

Did you miss our webinar on diabetes and heart health? Watch the recording here! You will hear from Dr Konrad Kangru, Diabetes Australia ambassador Yvonne Appleby and dual-qualified Exercise Physiologist and Diabetes Educator Hayley Nicholson. The panel discussed topics including: - The link between diabetes and heart disease - Causes and signs of heart disease - Understanding your risk of hear...

Diabetes Australia calls for increased screening for diabetes and diabetes-related illnesses, as seen on Channel 9.

Diabetes Australia Charles Campbell Coghlan OAM Emerging Researcher Award recipient Dr Steven James conducting TREE study for Type 1 Diabetes, as seen on WIN News.

Type 1 Diabetes research led by Dr. Toby Coates, as seen on Channel 10.

Dr John Wentworth is an endocrinologist and leading diabetes researcher who has dedicated his career to finding better outcomes for people living with diabetes in Australia. John is also a four-time Diabetes Australia Research Program grant recipient, citing the early grants as “absolutely pivotal in setting me up and giving me a go”. John has used his latest research grant to support the devel...

Donate today to support people living with diabetes at donate.diabetesaustralia.com.au/gift/ With your gift, Diabetes Australia can continue to lead the diabetes research agenda and fund research projects that are going to change the lives of all Australians living with diabetes, and their loved ones, just like Tanya and her daughter.

Diabetes Australia strategic plan

Diabetes Australia strategic plan

As part of the 2023 National Diabetes Week Great Debate Series: We are living through a technology-driven healthcare revolution. Research breakthroughs are leading to new therapies, medicines, and technologies at a faster pace than at any time in human history. This is particularly true of diabetes medicines and technology. While Australians living with all types of diabetes can access a wide r...

Research has shown that it is possible for some people living with type 2 diabetes to reduce their average glucose level and sustain that reduction for a prolonged period of time (at least three months) without the need for glucose lowering medication. This is known as type 2 diabetes ‘remission’. While remission is not possible or appropriate for everyone living with type 2 diabetes, it offers...

New Diabetes Australia strategic plan launched during National Diabetes Week - our roadmap to unite in the fight for change.

The Great Debate Series - National Diabetes Week 2023 - Diabetes Australia

The Great Debate Series - National Diabetes Week 2023 - Diabetes Australia

National Diabetes Week 2023 - Channel 10 News

Timely and affordable access: Who cares? - Monday 10 July, 2023 - The Great Debate Series

Heart to Heart Facebook Live Q&A

Tech Talk - Telehealth

Diabetes Australia Facebook Live Q&A with Bill Polonsky on ‘The Emotional Side of Diabetes’

National Diabetes Week 2022 - Channel 10

National Diabetes Week 2022 - Channel 9 (Today Show)

National Diabetes Week 2022 - Cassie's Story

National Diabetes Week 2022 - John's Story

Facebook Live Q&A - CGM Funding Expansion

The Low Down - Facebook Live

The Lowdown Community Forum 2022

Diabetes Australia Group CEO Justine Cain research announcement

Jess' Story - KeepSight (Short A)

Jess' Story - KeepSight (Short B)