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Enjoy delicious recipes, free resources, and keep up to date with the latest heart health news and tips in our monthly newsletter, From the Heart!

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New ACS guideline

The new 'Australian clinical guideline for diagnosing and managing acute coronary syndromes 2025' represents a significant advance in the care of people experiencing a heart attack or angina. Visit our interactive hub to access the guideline and discover what's new for your clinical practice.

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Walking wins

Walking is one of the simplest ways to move more and protect our hearts. When you walk, every step is a victory. Because for a healthy mind, body and heart, walking wins!

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2025 research funding open

Discover our diverse range of funding opportunities to support research advancements in cardiovascular health for people living in Australia.

Darren Lehmann's heart story

Former test cricketer and Australian cricket team coach, Darren Lehmann, had no idea he was at risk of a heart attack. But in the early hours of his 50th birthday, he was startled awake by a terrifying sensation. Watch Darren's story as he explains the warning signs he ignored and why his heart health scare was the wake-up call he needed.

Greg Page's second chance

Greg Page, a founding member of The Wiggles, woke up in the hospital to hear the shocking words, "You had a heart attack that caused a cardiac arrest" after performing on stage at a Wiggles concert in 2020. Thanks to the quick action of an audience member and the availability of an automated external defibrillator (AED), his life was saved.

"Without bystanders who knew how to do CPR and had access to an AED, I wouldn’t be here."

Learn more about Greg's inspiring story and what that experience has led him to do.

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Podcast: Geoff Lester's story

What would you do if your life changed in an instant? On our Stories from the Heart podcast, hear Geoff’s powerful story of survival, resilience, and finding meaning through life’s toughest challenges.

Ways to get involved

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Fundraise for us

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Volunteer with us

Join our volunteers and make a difference to the heart health of Australians.

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Get walking

Walk your way with a free Personal Walking Plan.

Latest news and media

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$13.7 million for 67 groundbreaking research projects in 2026

The Heart Foundation has today announced $13.7 million of new funding to support 67 new heart research projects across the country.

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Nation urged to learn how easy defibrillators are to use this Restart a Heart Day

The Heart Foundation is calling on the nation to become more familiar with life-saving Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) this Restart a Heart Day, with alarming new data revealing bystanders are hesitant to use one in an emergency.

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Feeling blue after a heart attack? You’re not alone

People in Australia living with heart disease, including a history of heart attack, are being encouraged to recognise the ‘cardiac blues’ this World Mental Health Day and seek help early for improved health outcomes.