Fire safety in your home
Staying warm indoors means watching out for fireplaces, candles and other fire hazards in your home. These simple tips should help keep you safe.
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Staying safe during floods and cyclones
Floods and cyclones are part of Australian life. Learn how to protect your health, know which health conditions put you at greater risk, and limit the stress that floods and cyclones can cause you and those around you.
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Creating a dementia friendly environment
A supportive space can help a person with dementia to feel safe, comfortable and independent. Learn how to create a dementia-friendly environment.
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Winter health hazards at home
Keeping warm indoors means watching out for heaters and other things that can cause burns and scalds. These simple tips should help to keep you safe.
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Safe exercise for children
Your child needs to exercise safely. Read about what equipment and activities are safe for them, and how much exercise they should be doing.
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Food safety guide
How long can you leave food in the fridge? What temperature is safe to cook food? Answer these questions and more with this infographic about food safety.
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Beach safety
While lifesavers watch over you, it's important that you learn about the flags, signs and rip currents. Here's how to enjoy a safe day at the beach.
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Food safety
Learn how to prepare, cook and store food safely to avoid cross contamination and discover tips to help prevent you from becoming ill.
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Beyond Now - suicide safety planning app
Lifeline's free Beyond Now app helps you prepare a safety plan to help get you through the tough times. It's at the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
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Water safety for babies and children
Babies can drown in as little as 5cm (two inches) of water. Drowning is silent so you won’t necessarily hear any noise or struggle.
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