An independent, not-for-profit organisation supporting and coordinating public-interest initiatives in Australia. APIA exists to promote outcomes that serve the broader public good and operates exclusively for public benefit.
Providing an organisational framework through which public-interest projects can be developed and maintained over time.
Coordinate Information & Research
Coordinating information, supporting research, and contributing to public education.
Stewardship & Accountability
Ensuring initiatives are guided by integrity, independence and accountability.
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Independence & Public Interest
The Alliance is non-partisan and independent. It does not advocate for political parties, sell products or services, or operate for commercial gain. All activities are undertaken with a view to contributing constructively to the Australian public interest.
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Areas of Public Interest
APIA’s focus areas reflect priority public-interest issues and may evolve over time.
Health & Wellbeing
Public-interest information to support understanding of mental health, emotional wellbeing, and everyday strategies that may help people manage stress, anxiety, and life pressures. Resources are educational in nature and intended to complement professional care.
Brain and Cognitive Health
Independent education on brain health, cognitive change, ageing, and neurological conditions. This area focuses on improving understanding, reducing stigma, and helping individuals and families navigate assessment and support pathways.
Evidence-informed information about nutrition, dietary patterns, and healthy habits, including public health approaches to increasing fruit and vegetable intake. Content supports informed choices and practical understanding of healthy eating.
Healthy Places and Environment
Exploration of how neighbourhoods, built environments, and access to green and active spaces influence health and wellbeing. This area focuses on population health, planning, and environmental determinants of health.
Regional Communities
Access to research, analysis, and public-interest resources relevant to regional Australia. This area supports informed discussion on regional development, sustainability, and community wellbeing using evidence-based material.