By World Council for Health Australia
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NEW: WCH Health Guides Are Now Available in Australia!
On the back of “Australia We Have a Problem,” where doctors, scientists and vaccine-injured Australians called for a Royal Commission into the country’s COVID-19 response, one question kept coming up: if the system won’t give us answers, wh...
“Australia, We Have a Problem” - What Was Said at the Call for a COVID Royal Commission (Pt 2)
On the evening (10th September 2026) of the Bullseye-hosted "Australia We Have a Problem" event in Sydney, doctors, lawyers, politicians, journalists, vaccine-injured Australians and international guests took to the stage — and the screen —...
“Australia, We Have a Problem”: What Was Said at the Call for a COVID Royal Commission (Pt 1)
On the evening (10th September 2026) of the Bullseye-hosted “Australia We Have a Problem” event in Sydney, doctors, lawyers, politicians, journalists, vaccine-injured Australians and international guests took to the stage — and the screen —...
Join Us for the Upcoming Better Way Conference Online 30th-31st May 2026
Introduction
The upcoming Better Way Conference, taking place May 30–31 reflects a growing international movement seeking alternatives to centralised healthcare, governance, and scientific institutions. Bringing together doctors, resea...
The research of WCH Australia's Lucinda van Buuren Featured on The Highwire with Del Bigtree and Dr. Tess Lawrie.
We are incredibly proud to share that the groundbreaking investigative work of World Council for Health Australia’s Lucinda van Buuren has reached a global audience — featured in a powerful interview between Dr. Tess Lawrie (co-founder of W...
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The World Council for Health Australia was activated in November 2023 as an independent body stemming from the pioneering World Council for Health. The World Council for Health's mission is to empower Health, Freedom and Sovereignty.
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