Recent Articles
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Bringing cancer care closer to home
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From lab to life
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Celebrating our wonderful volunteers
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Introducing our brand-new LINAC!
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Meet Adama Briffa
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Back on the road to inclusive care
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A symphony of support
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The pharmacy has opened!
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A legacy of love and knitting
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Transforming lives in the LivingRoom
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Love and hope as medicine
Julie and Alphues have travelled life's road together since 1976. Despite a challenging decade of numerous cancer diagnoses, their story is one of resilience, love, and hope.
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Navigating life with stomas
Veronica, a mum of two and grandmother of three, was unexpectedly diagnosed with uterine cancer in 2020. After multiple scans and rounds of chemotherapy, she was scheduled for an 11-hour Total Pelvic Exenteration, a surgery that removes all organs from the pelvic area. She woke up with two stomas, a urostomy and colostomy, to pass bodily waste.
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Linda's visit to Darling Harbour
Back in February, Linda was one of the very first patients to step into our brand-new Darling Harbour treatment room. This room is home to our newly acquired, state-of-the-art Varian edge Linear Accelerator (LINAC), purchased thanks to the incredible support of our donor community on Giving Day.
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The healing power of exercise
Research shows that exercise can make a significant difference to a person’s health and well-being during and after cancer treatment. Movement can improve side effects such as fatigue, help patients build bone density and strength, and prevent cancer from coming back.
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Diana and Alex's Story
If there’s one thing adventurous mates Alex and Diana love, it’s a challenge. So when Alex asked Diana to join her in taking on the 100km Simpson Desert Ultra, she didn’t need to do much convincing.