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We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with Sydney Football Club for their 20th anniversary season! Sydney FC is Australia’s most successful club in the A-Leagues. Through this partnership, Cancer Council will have a platform to communicate our services and vital cancer information to the largest fanbase in the A-Leagues, as well as encourage […]
Andrew is a keen golfer, retired radio presenter, published author and host of a podcast on astronomy. He’s always been proactive in looking after his health, visiting the doctor every year to test his blood sugar, cholesterol, and PSA levels. And his results always came up fine. But then, the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Diagnosed with […]
Ryan Channells was diagnosed with stage four melanoma cancer in November 2019. This came as a shock to him and his partner, who had just welcomed their second child into their family. Ryan has been a volunteer firefighter in different fire departments since he was 16. While fighting fires, he started to notice himself getting […]
Every year in Australia, around 900 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer. Fortunately, cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers. That’s because early detection and treatment can greatly enhance survival. Nearly all cases of cervical cancer are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). Regular cervical screening helps identify women and people with a cervix […]
Australian’s love the outdoors. From the beaches to the parks, we enjoy being outside, staying active, and living healthy lives. But while we take pride in our outdoor culture, there’s something important we need to talk about: too many Australians are being diagnosed with skin cancer. The good news? Skin cancer is highly preventable, and […]
Sarah was first diagnosed with melanoma in 2016 after her very first skin check at 31 years old. Over the next six years, Sarah was not only diagnosed with cervical cancer, but bowel cancer as well. Despite the challenges of her cancer experience and treatment, she has managed to raise two small children and keep […]
In 2019, Linda moved from Penrith to Scone to be closer to her mum. Soon after, she saw a new GP who suggested that being over 50, she should do a bowel cancer screening test. Linda remembers being quite annoyed about it. “I was really busy that day. I just wanted to get a prescription […]
Five years ago, Kristina’s life took an exciting turn when she decided to move to Australia from Germany. She was ready to escape the cold, in search for her next adventure. Within five days of arriving, she fell in love with Australia.
Professor Jacob George is a liver researcher. He explains links between hepatitis, lifestyle factors, and liver cancer.
Over the last decade, Diane Holt has provided phone support to people diagnosed with cancer and cancer survivors.