Released July 2023 - Submission to Food Standards Australia and New Zealand in response to consultation.

Australia’s largest gathering of accredited practising dietitians, the Dietitians Australia Conference started in Melbourne today, with over six hundred delegates coming together to delve into the nation’s most pressing nutrition issues.

Dietitians Australia has welcomed the opportunity to contribute to the development of the Commonwealth Government’s Early Years Strategy, advocating for a strong emphasis on food and nutrition as part of the national vision for supporting the future of Australian children.

Released June 2023 - Submission to the ACT Government on the design of mental health services in the ACT.

Released May 2023 - Submission to the Select Committee on the Cost of Living inquiry.

Released May 2023 - The MAIF Agreement is not fit-for-purpose and is failing to protect Australian infants and young children from the aggressive promotion of formula milk.

Dietitians Australia is applauding the Federal Government’s commitment of $12.9 million dollars towards better nutrition in aged care. text

Released April 2023 - We welcome the development of the first Early Years Strategy (the Strategy) and the opportunity to input into this important roadmap. While there are many important, cross-cutting, and mutually beneficial priorities for the Strategy, our recommendations focus on the impact of nutrition during this critical period of development.

Released December 2022 - To promote human and planetary health, a food system transformation is needed that supports the population to adopt healthy and sustainable diet-related practices.

Released March 2023 - Dietitians Australia’s key focus of the report is on the use of children’s data and personal information to market unhealthy foods and diets. Children should be able to use digital media without being exposed to and bombarded with sophisticated digital marketing campaigns for unhealthy food.