Introduction by Croakey: The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, the Lung Foundation of Australia, Asthma Australia, the Heart Foundation

This week, we sit down with *Plum Stone,* founder and CEO of the Safer Air Project, to explore a question that fundamentally challenges how we think about indoor air quality and accessibility: *What if the single biggest barrier to transforming indoor air quality isn't our lack of scientific knowled

Making the invisible visible is a global campaign encouraging organisations to monitor indoor air quality and publicly display the results, helping people better understand the spaces they enter and make informed decisions about their health. In this webinar, we were joined by representatives from

Plum is a policy and public affairs professional, who has specialised for the last 10 years in cancer and terminal illness policy. It is this policy and patient advocacy experience, coupled with Plum’s lived experience with long COVID and a high-risk family, that has led her to found The Safer Air P

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Your office may have wheelchair ramps and braille signage, but it's still inaccessible for a major portion of your workforce.

Dr Sally Witcher OBE spoke on ‘Indoor air quality inequality: removing barriers to inclusion’ and Dr Anna Pagani spoke on 'Leverage points to housing justice: Thinking in systems with English social housing stakeholders’

Indoor air quality is an often-overlooked factor that shapes employee performance and decision-making long before those impacts appear in traditional metrics.

Winter is here and with it comes the increased risk of mould in homes, particularly in colder parts of the country. But there are simple ways to keep to it at bay.

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