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Most Victorians have enough to eat and understand the importance of a good diet for our health. But some of us aren’t eating the right foods.
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How do we improve fruit and vegetable supply and access, as well as develop and promote a culture of healthy eating in Victoria?
Concerning new figures from the State Governmnet show 25 per cent of the Victorian population is obese - much higher than the 17 per cent rate based on self reporting. The Obesity Policy Coalition says its time for urgent action to address obesity.
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Advocacy group Parents’ Voice has crowned Hungry Jack’s and Chupa Chups as having Australia's worst junk food digital marketing campaigns.
A new investigation into Australia's self-regulatory system for food marketing reveals loopholes being used by the processed food industry to continue to promote their products despite childhood obesity sitting at record levels.
The National Food Plan does not reflect evidence put forward in community submissions and consultation on the initial Discussion Paper, says a coalition of health and research agencies.
Melbourne City FC is joining forces with VicHealth to encourage Victorians to substitute sugary drinks for water.
The Melbourne Stars has today announced a new partnership with VicHealth’s H30 Challenge campaign that will become the club’s Official Hydration Partner for the upcoming cricket season.
Health promotion foundation VicHealth has welcomed a new Deakin University report which found 80 per cent of Australian children are eating too much salt, with most of it coming from processed food.
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