SEXtember 2026
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It’s SEXtember!
Let’s make September a month full of conversations about sexual health and wellbeing.
A wide range of online sessions on sexual health and relationships are available for you to access, facilitated by a collaboration of 5 universities: The University of Newcastle, University of Adelaide, University of Queensland, Macquarie University and UNSW College.
Wednesday 9
- Webinar: How to talk to young people about relationships and sexual health
7-8pm, hosted by Adelaide University
Thursday 10
- Sexual health Clinic - Dr Zahin Hossain
University Health Centre, Student Services Building. Ph 02492 16000
Confidential, supportive care and information
STI testing; Safe sex tips; Contraception advice; MTOP; PrEP;
Tuesday 15
- Queer Sex Education: SEXtember at UQ
1-1:45pm, hosted by Adelaide University - Queer Sex Education Panel
5:30-6:30pm, hosted by Queensland University
Tuesday 22
- Meet with Family Planning Australia (also known as Sexual Health Plus) for fun engaging activities, information, resources as well as free snacks
10.30-1pm, NuSpace Ground Floor - Meet the Central Coast Local Health District Sexual Health Services for local sexual health services information, free resources and snacks
Gosford Hospital Campus 10.30-12.30md
Gosford Central Campus 1-3pm
Thursday 24
- Accessibility is Sexy: dive into intimacy, wellness, inclusion and human rights for people living with a disability
2-3pm, hosted by Caddyshack Project
Friday 25
- Sexual health clinic - Dr Beth Lavings
University Health Centre, Student Services Building. Ph 02492 16000
Confidential, supportive care and information
STI testing; Safe sex tips; Contraception advice; MTOP; PrEP;
The University of Newcastle Support Services
University Health Service Sexual Health Services
Counselling - Personal Support - Current Students - The University of Newcastle, Australia
The University of Newcastle has zero tolerance for gender-based violence, sexual harassment, sexual assault or any behaviour that compromises safety, dignity or wellbeing. If you have experienced sexual harm, gender-based violence, abuse or discrimination and need support, we are here to help. There are a range of free services, both at university and in the community that we can help you to access.
To report sexual harm, you can complete a secure online form by clicking one of the buttons below. This form can be completed anonymously if preferred. Learn more about reporting sexual harm.
To report concerning behaviour, you can complete a secure online form, which has an anonymous option if preferred.
Event Information
- Date: Tuesday 1 September 2026 from 12:00am - Wednesday 30 September 2026 until 12:00am
The University of Newcastle acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands within our footprint areas: Awabakal, Darkinjung, Biripai, Worimi, Wonnarua, and Eora Nations. We also pay respect to the wisdom of our Elders past and present.