JOY Drive

14 Dec 2025

Adjunct Professor James McMahon: The Future of HIV Treatments and Prevention

Health, LGBTIQA+ Community, Medicine, Science & Medicine

On World AIDS Day, we take a clear-eyed look at where HIV science stands today, from modern treatments to long-acting prevention and cure research. Adjunct Professor James McMahon unpacks what has changed, what is coming next, and why this moment matters for the future of HIV care and community confidence.

Guest: Adjunct Professor James McMahon, Head of Clinical Research Unit, Alfred Hospital and Monash University

Presenter: Warren Andrew

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2 Jan 2026

Associate Professor Theresa Larkin: How Our Bodies Handle Heat and How to Stay Cool

Health, Personal Safety

Hot weather can change everything, from mood and sleep to energy and focus. Associate Professor Theresa Larkin explains what’s happening ...

2 Jan 2026

Ingrid Stitt: Pill Testing at the Midsumma Festival’s 2026 Pride Street Party

Government & Organisations, Health, LGBTIQA+ Community, News & Politics, Personal Safety, Society & Culture

For the first time, Victoria’s mobile pill testing service will be trialled at a street festival, rolling out to the ...

2 Jan 2026

Lucy Durack: Ringing In 2026 With the Australian Pops Orchestra New Year’s Eve Gala

Music, Performing Arts, Personal Journals, Popular Culture, Society & Culture

Lucy Durack joined JOY Drive ahead of the Australian Pops Orchestra’s New Year’s Eve and The Day Before Gala Concerts, ...