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Roche Products and Australian Doctors International team up to send volunteer doctor to remote villages of Papua New Guinea

SYDNEY 15/6/2010 (ADI): Dee Why-based Roche Products have once again teamed up with Manly-based Australian Doctors International (ADI) to send a volunteer doctor to villages in the remote Western Province of Papua New Guinea (PNG).

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ADI to develop health education talks for schools and villages

SYDNEY 12/5/2010 (ADI): Wahroonga is a long way from Western Province, Papua New Guinea, yet public health expert Liesel Seehofer is determined to do her bit to make a difference there.

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Volunteer commended for 20+ years of selfless committment to health-focused charities

SYDNEY 11/5/2010 (ADI): Despite the global financial crisis, the spirit of volunteering is alive and well. ADI volunteer Anne Lanham is terrific proof of this.

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Half a billion dollar aid increase should benefit the world’s poorest

SYDNEY 11/5/2010 (ACFID): Millions of people could be given a chance to escape extreme poverty as a result of today’s much needed increase in the Australian aid budget. The 2010/11 budget has received a welcome increase of over half a billion dollars, said the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID), the peak Council for Australia’s aid and development charities.

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Jungle fever: Melbourne nurse volunteers skills to improve health of villagers in PNG more

SYDNEY 7/1/10 (ADI): Forget nurses in neat white uniforms, or Melbournites in chic black. Seddon resident Louise Devereux, RN, has just spent the last six months clad in khaki jungle attire and immersed in tropical diseases whilst on assignment in Western Province, Papua New Guinea, with the medical aid organisation Australian Doctors International.

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From first aid for Scouts to primary medical care for remote PNG villagers

SYDNEY 8/9/09 (ADI): They love adventure travel and their seven children are all grown up, but instead of plotting to spend their offsprings’ inheritance and become grey nomads, Castle Hill couple Dr. Josette Docherty and Allan Mason are taking flight to improve the health of people in PNG.

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> Volunteer GP travels to the extreme wilds of PNG
> Out of Work? Volunteer and boost the appeal of your resume!
> World Malaria Day 2009: almost 1,300 villagers in South Fly, PNG, now protected against malaria thanks to bed nets delivered by Australian Doctors International and two Aussie fishing mates
> RACGP GP Registrar of the Year 2008 in PNG to volunteer with Australian Doctors International
> Four-day journey to Cairns saves girl's life
> Peter FitzSimons special guest speaker at ADI's annual fundraiser dinner
> BT staff brave rain, mud and blisters to walk 28km to raise money for volunteer doctors in PNG
> 'Mosquito George' awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia
> Senior PNG MP has successful meeting with aid group in Sydney to discuss new health initiatives for South Fly
> PNG pilgrims at St. Mary's in Manly; back home faith extends to health and livelihood
> Young Sydney doctor returns from volunteering in Western Province, PNG
> Northern Neighbours (cover story by GP Review)
> Climate change challenge to combat malaria in PNG
> Far-north QLD volunteer heading to PNG for fourth time
> Julian flies home after world-first eye surgery
> Australian Doctors International making a difference on World Malaria Day
> ADI doctor paints desperate picture of health in remote PNG
> Julian's journey and the gift of sight
> Malaria climbs into warmer highlands
> Waking up finally to the HIV and AIDS threat
> Roche products fund Australian doctor for medical relief work in PNG
> North Fly benefits from malaria prevention program
> Battle against deadly malaria in PNG boosted by new bed net funding

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