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    The Minister responsible for DonateLife has released the 2022 Australian Donation and Transplantation Activity Report. The Minister responsible for DonateLife, Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care, The Hon Ged Kearney MP, released the 2022 Australian Donation and Transplantation Activity… Explore the latest stats on donation and transplantation - 2022 year in review
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    Today, the Minister responsible for the Organ and Tissue Authority,  The Hon Ged Kearney MP, released the 2023 Australian Donation and Transplantation Activity Report. Today, the Minister responsible for the Organ and Tissue Authority,  The Hon Ged Kearney MP, released the 2023 Australian Donation… Year in review - explore the 2023 stats in black text
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    Today we released our 2020 Australian Donation and Transplantation Activity Report providing the full picture of Australia’s donation and transplantation outcomes. The report includes data on: Today we released our 2020 Australian Donation and Transplantation Activity Report providing the full…
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    Stories of strength and resilience amid adversity are being showcased in a new podcast series... Stories of strength and resilience amid adversity are being showcased in a new podcast series produced by our DonateLife Victoria team. Let’s Talk Organ and Tissue Donation shines a light on…
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    Suffering intestinal failure since infancy, Brendan Cole’s outlook looked grim, until Austin Health surgeons performed an Australian first – a complex multi-organ transplant, which included replacing his small intestine, liver, pancreas and duodenum. Suffering intestinal failure since infancy,… Let's Talk Organ and Tissue Donation
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    My name Aaron, I’m 28 years old and a heart transplant recipient from Perth WA. My journey to heart transplant happened in an incredibly short space of time, 4 months. My name Aaron, I’m 28 years old and a heart transplant recipient from Perth WA. Late in 2020, I became unexpectedly diagnosed… photo of heart recipient Aaron and his grandfather
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    We know there are many misconceptions that stop people from registering to be a donor. One is believing that your sexual orientation excludes you. This is simply not true.   We know there are many misconceptions that stop people from registering to be a donor. One is believing that your sexual… NSW Organ and Donation Services team wearing DonateLife shirts in front of an LGBTQI+ banner
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    DonateLife is excited to announce the ‘Australian Ice Hockey League (AIHL) Finals 2022 presented by DonateLife’ will be running this weekend from Friday 2 September to Sunday 4 September at O’Brien Icehouse in the Docklands, Melbourne. The AIHL approached DonateLife earlier this year to… AIHL Logo
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    Congratulations to the Australian and New Zealand Paired Kidney Exchange Program (ANZKX) for reaching 500 kidney transplants! Congratulations to the Australian and New Zealand Paired Kidney Exchange Program (ANZKX) for reaching 500 kidney transplants! The ANZKX program matches pairs of… kidney donation swap recipients, Kellie and Grant
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    Australia has become the fifth country in the world to facilitate organ donation after Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD), after a Victorian woman was able to donate her organs earlier this year. Image: The donor, her son and daughter - supplied by the family. Australia has become the fifth country… Image: The donor, her son and daughter - supplied by the family.
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We want all Australians to talk about organ and tissue donation. If you want to be a donor, make sure you tell your family and friends.

Registering is easy and only takes one minute. All you need is your phone, Medicare card and one minute to register.

It doesn’t matter how old you are, your medical history, your lifestyle, what country you’re from or how healthy you are — you can still register as an organ and tissue donor.

The Organ and Tissue Authority acknowledges the traditional owners of country throughout Australia, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures, and to elders both past and present.

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