Chorus awarded Rainbow Tick accreditation

Chorus has today announced it has achieved Rainbow Tick certification.

The Rainbow Tick programme is about ensuring organisations are safe and welcoming for all employees, regardless of their sexual orientation and gender identity.

Turning the corner on HIV

HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is a disease that compromises your immune system. If left untreated, it can progress to a more serious stage when it is considered as AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome).

New HIV stigma stats cause for immediate action - AIDS Foundation

A 2018 survey shows there are still a lot of misconceptions around HIV that are contributing harmful stigma for people living with HIV (PLHIV).

Huge breakthroughs could spell the end for HIV in New Zealand

This World AIDS Day, New Zealanders have two reasons to celebrate - a massive scientific discovery and the proposed funding of a revolutionary HIV prevention pill.

Huge breakthroughs 'could spell the end for HIV in NZ'

This World AIDS Day, New Zealanders have two reasons to celebrate - a massive scientific discovery and the proposed funding of a revolutionary HIV prevention pill.

Huge breakthroughs could spell the end for HIV in NZ

This World AIDS Day, New Zealanders have two reasons to celebrate - a massive scientific discovery and the proposed funding of a revolutionary HIV prevention pill.

HIV ignorance isn't bliss

A Massey University academic specialising in research on HIV/AIDS says the disease will endure as long as there is stigma, ignorance and a lack of political will to tackle it.

Book focuses on new-generation HIV researchers

The first Massey University Press book rolled off the presses at the Massey Printery this week and has been launched on the eve of World AIDS Day.

Auckland's first Puawai Festival 'breaking down barriers'

Te Pou, Auckland’s Maori Theatre will play host to the first ‘Puawai Festival’ from 26 November to raise the spirits and break down barriers about AIDS and HIV.

1.1m HIV infections in children averted since 2005 - Unicef

An estimated 1.1 million HIV infections among children under 15 have been averted, as new cases declined by over 50 per cent between 2005 and 2013, according to data released by UNICEF to mark World AIDS Day today (1 December).