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Bringing cancer care closer to home

Thursday, 1st Aug 24

From lab to life

Wednesday, 31st Jul 24

Celebrating our wonderful volunteers

Wednesday, 31st Jul 24

Introducing our brand-new LINAC!

Wednesday, 31st Jul 24

Meet Adama Briffa

Wednesday, 31st Jul 24

Back on the road to inclusive care

Wednesday, 31st Jul 24

A symphony of support

Wednesday, 31st Jul 24

The pharmacy has opened!

Wednesday, 31st Jul 24

A legacy of love and knitting

Wednesday, 31st Jul 24

Transforming lives in the LivingRoom

Wednesday, 31st Jul 24

Love and hope as medicine

Tuesday, 9th Jul 24

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.

Navigating life with stomas

Wednesday, 3rd Jul 24

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.

Linda's visit to Darling Harbour

Wednesday, 3rd Jul 24

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.

The healing power of exercise

Tuesday, 2nd Jul 24

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.

Diana and Alex's Story

Monday, 1st Jul 24

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.