#MediaRelease | Australian researchers are growing 'mini brains' to help solve one of the biggest challenges in MS research – repairing damage caused by MS. Read the media release 👉 bit.ly/4fExdgl #MSresearch #MS #MultipleSclerosis

MS Australia CEO Rohan Greenland welcomes the decision to retain Ocrevus and Kesimpta on the PBS, acknowledges everyone who contributed throughout this process, and reaffirms MS Australia's commitment to protecting access to MS treatments. Read more 👉 bit.ly/4pvdSmq

#MediaRelease: @MS_Australia warmly welcomes the announcement from the Minister for Health and Aged Care, the Hon Mark Butler MP, that Ocrevus and Kesimpta will remain available through the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). Read more 👉 bit.ly/4heGeyW #MS #PBS

Thank you to the team at I-MED Radiology for their support this May 💝 Through their commitment to donate $5 from every MS-related scan performed during May, I-MED raised an incredible $4,860 to help fund vital MS research. Together we're moving closer to a world without #MS.

MS Australia CEO Rohan Greenland reflects on May, a significant month for the MS community, highlighting the launch of the MS Nurse-led Back on Track resource, the Foundations of MS Nursing Course and the success of The May 50K. bit.ly/4418LQT

Jennifer Willis has become the first Australian living with #MS to summit Mount Everest. She talks about her dream of climbing mountains and how MS impacted her journey to the top of the world. bit.ly/4aUL6p1

🚭It’s World No Tobacco Day! 🚭 It is well known that smoking can increase the risk of developing MS and can be a risk factor for poorer disease outcomes. Learn more about Smoking and MS 👉 bit.ly/4vm86oR #WorldNoTobaccoDay

#MediaRelease | Leading MS organisations, including MS Australia, sign the Nice Declaration, representing an unprecedented commitment to make MS prevention a global priority. Read the media release 👉 bit.ly/436h7Gr #WorldMSDay #WorldMSDay2026 #MSprevention

Dr Olivia Willis presents Dr Theres Burke AM with The IOMSN international Leaders of MS Nurses award in recognition of her exemplary leadership in MS nursing.

“I want to pay special tribute to Dr Therese Burke. What we’ve seen today is the result of her passion for creating a resource that will support people living with MS.” – Rohan Greenland, CEO, MS Australia.

Rohan Greenland closes MS Australia’s World MS Day Back on Track event.

"I wish Back on Track was around when I was diagnosed, this will help anyone newly diagnosed with a lot of important questions that need to be considered." – Rachel Fallis, MS Australia LEEP member

"Back on Track is like having a MS Nurse in your pocket. You can listen in your car or as you go about your day and share with your family so they can understand your MS better." – Dr Therese Burke AM

MS Specialist Nurses, Dr Therese Burke AM, Tim O’Maley, Belinda Bardsley are joined by LEEP member Rachel Fallis in a panel discussion about the new Back on Track resource for people living with MS.

Meaghan Osbourne, President of MS Nurses Australasia shares her address at MS Australia’s World MS Day event, emphasising the value of MS nursing and how to support MS nurses and grow the workforce.

“World MS Day speaks to the heart of who we are at MS Australia. We are a research and advocacy organisation, but above all, we are here to represent the MS community.” – George Pampacos, Chair, MS Australia.

MS Australia Chair, George Pampacos delivers reflecting on the significance of World MS Day and the importance of coming together as a community.

“World MS Day gives us an opportunity to pause, listen and recognise the experiences of people living with MS.” – Rob McClay, Executive Manager of Strategy and Client Impact, MS Plus

Rob McClay, Executive Manager of Strategy and Client Impact at MS Plus, welcomes those in attendance and delivers the Acknowledgement of Country at the MS Plus Lidcombe Wellbeing Centre.

We’re about to begin MS Australia’s World MS Day event, hosted by MS Plus at the Lidcombe Centre. This occasion marks a day of global solidarity, collective action & hope. Today, @MS_Australia is launching Back on Track, a new MS Nurse-led resource for the MS community.