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Information about sexual health, HIV, contraception, pregnancy, your healthcare rights and navigating the Australian healthcare system.
Where can I get an STI test?
Find your nearest STI testing location, in person or online, anywhere in NSW.
Free online modules
Learning Hub
Designed by international students, for international students. Free online learning modules to improve your knowledge about sexual health, relationships and consent.
- Sexual health
- Consent
- Relationships
- Healthcare rights
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Accessing healthcare
How to see a doctor in NSW, what it costs and what to expect at your appointment.
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STI and HIV testing
Where to get tested, what the test involves and how to get your results.
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Relationships
Consent, respect and boundaries, and what a healthy relationship looks like.
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Contraception and pregnancy
Free and confidential information on contraception and your options.
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OSHC in Australia
Overseas student health cover: doctor visits, hospital, ambulance and medicines.
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Your rights and confidentiality
Your privacy at a health service, and who can and cannot see your records.
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Safe sex and screening
Condoms, breast awareness and cervical screening, plus the safe sex quiz.
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30 second quiz
Could I have an STI?
Three quick questions, no sign up, nothing saved. Get a straight answer on whether you should test, and where to go next.
- HIV is treatable and is not the same as AIDS
- Syphilis is easily treated if caught early
Question 1 of 3
Have you ever had vaginal, oral, or anal sex?
Question 2 of 3
Did you use a condom every time?
Question 3 of 3
Have you had an STI test since you last had unprotected vaginal, oral, or anal sex?
Your result
It’s highly unlikely that you have an STI.
You’re at a very low risk of having an STI
You’re at low risk of having an STI
You’re at high risk of an STI and need to go for an STI test.
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Student voices
Looking for tips on health, relationships or student life in NSW? Explore the blog for practical advice and real stories shared by international students.
Mpox is rising in NSW. Be aware of symptoms and get vaccinated for the best protection. Read our mpox factsheet or call the NSW Sexual Health Infolink.
Find out more: Mpox is rising in NSW.