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The photo is of the panel of speakers for the Allied Health discussion at APASC25

APASC25: Navigating the evolution of allied health

01 Dec, 2025

Gill Hicks stands before the audience at the APA scientific conference in Adelaide.

APASC25: A powerful reminder of our humanity

01 Dec, 2025

Keren Faulkner and James Trotter spoke about preparing for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games.

APASC25: Let the Games preparations begin

01 Dec, 2025

Trudy Rebbeck speaking during the Honoured Members ceremony. Photo: Michael Blyde

APASC25: Trailblazers receive highest recognition

01 Dec, 2025

The photo is of delegates at APASC25, the annual APA conference

APASC25: Looking to the future of physio

01 Dec, 2025

The image is a series of arches extending into the distance. There is a silhouette of a person in a wheelchair who is going through the arches, signifying that they are moving into a different phase of their life.

Life span care: when children with disabilities grow up

01 Dec, 2025

Dr Melissa McConaghy delivered the Founder’s Address at the graduation and presentation of new Fellows. Photo: Michael Blyde

APASC25: College graduation celebrated

01 Dec, 2025

Steve Sammartino talked technology and AI during the closing keynote. Photo: Michael Blyde

APASC25: A technological turning point

01 Dec, 2025

The photo is of a panel of speakers for one of the APASC25 plenary sessions

APASC25: Next gen physios—challenges and opportunities

01 Dec, 2025

A man in a wheelchair looks through an open door

Team care works

01 Dec, 2025

Continued education is a lifelong passion for Professor Kay Crossley, seen here with Professor Peter Brukner and Associate Professor Joanne Kemp.

Honoured for shaping physiotherapy’s future

01 Dec, 2025

The illustration shows a woman walking out of one door and through another

No one-stop shop for adults with disability

01 Dec, 2025