25 or older: 6 reasons why you should have a Cervical Screening Test
The Cervical Screening Test (CST), which replaced the Pap test, detects cancer-causing human papillomavirus (HPV) in the cervix. Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers. So having regular…
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Checklist for a happy, healthy sex life!
Talk to your partners! Talk about: getting tested using condoms contraception your turn-ons and turn-offs and everything else in between Keep up-to-date with your sexual health check-ups Get a check-up…
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Live in regional or remote Australia? Here’s what you need to know about STI testing.
If you’re having sex, testing for sexually transmissible infections (STIs) is just a normal part of looking after your sexual health. Here’s why. STIs don’t discriminate. It doesn’t matter what your…
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Everything you want to know about My Health Record
Have questions about My Health Record (MHR)? We’ve got answers! Click the on the FAQs below or read on for the full story.
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Over the age of 15? You can get your own Medicare card.
What is a Medicare card? A Medicare card allows you to receive free or low cost health services from doctors, psychologists, specialists, and optometrists. A Medicare card can be used…
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Frank Q&A – How to avoid getting a BBV (infection) from a tattoo overseas?
A tattoo can be a great way to remember a trip you took overseas. However the only thing you bring back with you is good memories and the tattoo. In…
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Frank Q&A – Is there anything you shouldn’t do when using a condom?
There are a lot of things you can do with a condom but in the end you want them to work! This video will give you some tips on what…
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We need to talk about our shame of STIs
Shame. It’s uncomfortable. It’s distressful. It makes us feel unworthy. Sex is often steeped in shame. And this can affect how we see ourselves. It can even impact on our…
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Reality check—six reasons why you should get an STI test, even if you don’t think you need one
Myth #1: Because I’m in a monogamous relationship News Flash! People in monogamous relationships can get a sexually transmissible infection (STI). Often STIs have no symptoms and a person may…
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Frank Q&A – Are all condoms the same? In what ways can they be different?
Ok, they might all look the same at first sight, but watch this video and you’ll be surprised just how many different types of condoms there are out there.
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