Chronic Pain Australia Named Official Charity Partner of the 2026 Voltaren City2Surf

Chronic Pain Australia is delighted to announce its partnership as an official charity partner of the 2026 Voltaren City2Surf, further strengthening a longstanding relationship with Haleon and Voltaren in support of the millions of Australians living with pain. The partnership builds on many years of collaboration between Chronic Pain Australia and Haleon. Through its support […]

National Pain Alliance Officially Launched by Chronic Pain Australia at Parliament House

A new National Pain Alliance, steered by Chronic Pain Australia, launched yesterday (30 March), to advocate for chronic pain to be formally recognised within national health data and policy frameworks. One in five Australians lives with chronic pain, making it the leading cause of disability, yet the condition remains largely invisible within the nation’s health […]

Chronic Pain Australia Asks: How Many More Four Corners Investigations Before We Address Chronic Pain Properly

The recent Four Corners investigation into endometriosis care is deeply distressing. Allegations that a gynaecologist operated on women without confirmed pathology, leaving them violated physically, financially and emotionally, are shocking. For the women affected, the trauma is immeasurable. But this is not an isolated story. It is impossible to watch this investigation without recalling the […]

Endometriosis, Surgery and Chronic Pain

Endometriosis Peer Support

Recent discussions in the media about endometriosis and chronic pain care and treatment decisions may have left many people feeling unsettled, confused or unsure about the support available to them. For those with endometriosis who may have undergone surgery that was unnecessary or not appropriate we recognise that this reporting may feel distressing, particularly for […]

Chronic Pain Australia welcomes landmark Victorian inquiry into women’s pain and calls for national action on the gender pain gap across all ages

Chronic Pain Australia (CPA) welcomes the release of the Bridging the Gender Pain Gap: Inquiry into Women’s Pain report by the Victorian Government — the first inquiry of its kind in Australia — and commends the commitment to develop a new Women’s Pain Standard to ensure women and girls receive compassionate, evidence-based care across hospitals […]

New Survey Reinforces Urgent Need to Make Chronic Pain a National Health Priority

Chronic Pain Australia (CPA) welcomes the findings of the recent YouGov survey commissioned by Occupational Therapy Australia (OTA), which exposes a growing “participation gap” — revealing that 2 in 5 Australians struggle to return to work, study, or community life following injury or illness. For people living with chronic pain, this participation gap is all […]