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Australia's Biggest Quiz

GET READY FOR QUIZ MAY-HEM!

Important conversations about hepatitis C and its cure were brought to the fore during last year’s inaugural world-record-attempt-event, Australia’s Biggest Quiz, which was the major activation of the Ending Hepatitis C Campaign in 2022. Externally evaluated as successfully achieving its aim of increasing awareness about hepatitis C and its cure, with:

  • Over two million people reached through TV, radio, online and print channels
  • 85% of participants reported an increase in their awareness of hepatitis C and its cure
  • 59% of participants have or will speak with others about hepatitis C and its cure

This May, we will be continuing the conversations Australia’s Biggest Quiz with a month of quiz MAY-hem!

Building on the success of the Ending Hepatitis C Campaign in using trivia as a non-stigmatising, inclusive way of engagement (including to engage people in regional areas and people who aren’t accessing services), 2.0 activation will see hepatitis C messages embedded within online and face to face trivia across Australia during the month of May, with communities incentivized to participate.

Help us in our efforts to leave no one behind and tell Australia there is a cure for hepatitis C by taking part in and sharing Australia's Biggest Quiz month of Quiz MAY-hem. It’s free to participate and open to all.

  • A new online quiz EVERY WEEK in May
  • Over 150+ weekly events at live locations nationwide
  • Participation incentives including weekly prize draws, with over $20,000 in prizes to giveaway
  • Download and share the resources and example posts



Published: 23rd September, 2022

Updated: 10th May, 2023

Author: Grace Hogan

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