The Board of Health Justice Australia has appointed Lottie Turner as Chief Executive Officer, effective 1 November 2025. Lottie has been with the organisation since 2017 and is widely respected as a national leader in advancing collaborative approaches to health, justice and wellbeing.
The Board of Directors announces, with deep regret, the resignation of our Chief Executive Officer, Sheree Limbrick, effective 5 September 2025. Throughout her tenure, Sheree has demonstrated unwavering commitment and leadership, guiding the organisation through a period of consolidation and transformation.
Giulia Fabris, our Policy Advocacy Lead, discusses what is needed to move from recognising persistent social problems to implementing solutions in the Power to Persuade blog today.
We call on the next government of Australia to show bold political leadership in addressing the complex challenges many people in our community experience.
Media release: Adequate legal assistance funding is vital to improving health and wellbeing outcomes
Health Justice Australia has welcomed last week’s announcement that the Australian Government will provide $3.9 billion in funding to the legal assistance sector through the new National Access to Justice Partnership. While this announcement is an encouraging first step in addressing the chronic underfunding of the sector, there is still much to do to ensure the sustainability of legal assistance services so they can continue to support the health and wellbeing of individuals and families.
Our CEO Sheree Limbrick was on ABC radio recently talking about the role of HJP in responding to domestic and family violence.