NAPWA Conference

Proceedings of previous NAPWA conferences

NAPWA's national conference of people living with HIV/AIDS takes place every two years. The most recent conference was held in Adelaide, South Australia, from 18-20 November 2005.

A major event of particular interest to people living with HIV/AIDS, the Conference program includes guest speakers drawn from across Australia and covering diverse fields, from the professional to the cultural.

Information from previous NAPWA Conferences, including archived programs, reports, keynote speeches and presentations can be found by following the links at the top of this page.

Information about the 2007 NAPWA Conference will be posted on this page when it becomes available.

Adelaide plays host to ‘the bigger picture’

 Close to 300 people living with HIV/AIDS, their friends, partners, and service providers converged on Adelaide, South Australia for the 2005 NAPWA Conference.

Conference 2005 — opening plenary

 Full text of Ian Grubb’s opening plenary address at the 2005 NAPWA Conference.

Conference highlights – day one

 Highlights of the first day of the 2005 NAPWA Conference.

Never mind the miracle cure, we make our own magic

 A major national conference of people living with HIV/AIDS has commenced in Adelaide today.

Abstracts Handbook

 The Conference Handbook for the 2005 NAPWA Conference, including abstracts, is now available.

NAPWA Conference 2005

 The tenth national conference of people living with HIV/AIDS, to be held in Adelaide, South Australia in November, is set to be the biggest and best yet.

News and treatments briefs

 HIV-related news in brief from the June-July 2005 edition of Positive Living.

NAPWA Conference 2005 - Registration Information

You are invited to Adelaide to attend the 10th napwa Biennial Conference to be held at Adelaide University from 18 to 20 November 2005.

The Conference is a major event of particular interest to people living with HIV/AIDS and will deliver a range of guest speakers drawn from across Australia and covering fields from the professional to the cultural.

The sharp end

 The first fusion inhibitor, T-20, available in Australia through clinical trials since 2001, has been a godsend for people with few other treatment options. But while T-20 holds out the tantalising prospect of a whole new class of anti-HIV drugs, taking this treatment is far from easy.

NAPWA conference a work of art

 People living with HIV/AIDS are in “distinguished company” in their struggle for social justice and affordable medical care, attendees of the 2003 NAPWA Conference, held in Cairns in October, were told.