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31/08/2025

✨ Your story can help inspire change ✨

If you’ve experienced barriers to healthcare, education, work or your local community because of poor IAQ, we’d love you to share your story. You can reply to this post or re-share with your experience.

Personal stories help decision makers see the real-world impact behind the policies. They’re a powerful way to shift perspectives, shape policy, and inspire change. We’re collecting and sharing stories to make sure the realities of people most affected by poor indoor air quality (IAQ) are visible, heard, and included in the conversation at the Healthy Indoor Air event at UN Headquarters.

We want the voices of people facing accessibility and inclusion challenges due to poor indoor air quality to be represented at this global event, but we can only do it with your help!

Support our crowdfunding campaign here 👉 https://bit.ly/sap-gcta

29/08/2025

Australian C19 Weekly Update - 29th August 2025

Case overview:

- Cases grew in Victoria for the 3rd week in a row and WA for the second week in a row
- Cases also grew in SA after a drop last week and in Aged Care after 8 consecutive weeks of drops
- NSW cases have continued to drop for 10th consecutive weeks, Queensland cases have dropped 3 weeks in a row, ACT cases have dropped 2 weeks in a row.
- Tasmania, NT and Australia all had case drops this week, after increases last week

Other key metrics for this week from State/Territory and Aged Care reports:

Hospitalisations:
QLD - Down 1% to 89
WA - Down 8% to 79

% Positivity:
NSW - Up 0.2% to 3.9%

Deaths:
Aged Care = 3

Note: Cases recorded are from PCR testing only. Actual cases are significantly higher.

Thanks to for the design!

Data from https://nindss.health.gov.au/pbi-dashboard/

22/08/2025

Australian C19 Weekly Update - 22nd August 2025

Case overview:

- Cases grew in Victoria for a second week in a row and NT where cases were steady last week
- Cases also grew this week in Tasmania, WA and Australia after declines last week
- Cases declined in ACT, QLD and NSW slightly, with only SA and Aged Care with a significant decline

Other key metrics for this week from State/Territory and Aged Care reports:

Hospitalisations:
QLD - Down 6% to 90
WA - Down 4% to 86

% Positivity:
NSW - Down 0.3% to 3.7%
VIC - Down 0.49% to 3.1%
TAS - Down 1.3% to 3.9%

Deaths:
Aged Care = 11

Note: Cases recorded are from PCR testing only. Actual cases are significantly higher.

Thanks to for the design!

Data from https://nindss.health.gov.au/pbi-dashboard/

19/08/2025

The Lung Foundation have conducted a survey on C19.

The following slides show some statistics showing the ongoing impacts of C19, what the community is asking for and the Lung Foundation Australia recommendations.

https://lungfoundation.com.au/support-resources/resource-hub/life-after-the-covid-19-pandemic-community-insights-and-priorities/?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwMRLkNjbGNrAxEuQGV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEeph2eLMA50ftjRGbNkYNdJZ94ci4gHCt3nTFNt6Kd4nNY1ckySfRMN4bOr4g_aem_fpRdiLG1XHSv598LDgNlKA

19/08/2025

Time to lighten the mood!

We want to hear your wittiest, most inspiring response when someone asks you the inevitable question:

"Why are you still masking"?"

18/08/2025

If you are in South Australia and have Long COVID and are able, please join this study.

16/08/2025

16/08/2025

We said yesterday was the final story, but this one was too shocking, not to share.

pandemicresistance.org/mask-survey

Protect our right to mask!

15/08/2025

Australian C19 Weekly Update - 15th August 2025

Case overview:

- ACT, Victoria and South Australia all had cases rise this week
- In Northern Territory, cases remained stable
- In NSW, Western Australia, Australia and Aged cases continued to decline
- In Queensland and Tasmania cases declined after growth last week

Other key metrics for this week from State/Territory and Aged Care reports:

Hospitalisations:
QLD - Down 10% to 96
WA - Down 2% to 90

% Positivity:
NSW - Down 1.1% to 4%

Deaths:
Aged Care = 5

Note: Cases recorded are from PCR testing only. Actual cases are significantly higher.

Thanks to for the design!

Data from https://nindss.health.gov.au/pbi-dashboard/

15/08/2025

This is our final story, however our survey will remain open:

pandemicresistance.org/mask-survey

Protect our right to mask!

14/08/2025

Look at all this money available that the government could be spending on LC research (amongst other health research!)

14/08/2025

This is our penultimate story, so please get your responses in to:

pandemicresistance.org/mask-survey

Protect our right to mask!