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John Colebatch (1909-2005) was the pioneer of paediatric chemotherapy in Australia. Thanks in part to his work, most children now survive cancer.

Associate Professor Shankar Siva has been awarded the $1.5 million Colebatch Clinical Research Fellowship to investigate the use of a high-precision technique to kickstart patients immune response.

The Optimal Care Pathways guide the delivery of consistent, safe, high-quality and evidence-based care for people with cancer. We're seeking expert reviewers as the updating process gets underway.

Congratulations to Professor Andrew Roberts, Sandy Anderson and Professor Ingrid Winship, who have been awarded honours this year, improving outcomes for those affected by cancer.

The World Trade Organization Appellate Body has just ruled that plain packaging does not violate international trade or intellectual property laws, after nearly a decade of legal challenges.

Over the past 15 years, Rachel Kitonyo Devotsu has earned an international reputation as a passionate advocate for tobacco control policy. Now the McCabe Centre's Regional Coordinator for Africa has been recognised with a World No Tobacco Day 2020 Award.

We are looking for people with lived experience of breast, bowel or cervical cancer who are open to sharing their story, to help raise awareness and increase screening rates.

Many cancer patients, like Susan, a mother of four, and their carers have big concerns about how COVID-19 might affect them. Fortunately, there’s a vital line of support still available to help them through this tough time: Cancer Council 13 11 20.

Find the latest resources to assist your patients and help to understand the impact of the pandemic on health professionals by participating in a Cancer Council survey.

Cancer Council South Australia is researching the views of people who have completed cancer treatment about their physical and psychological wellbeing.

Catch up on the webinar, Enhancing skills for telehealth, hosted by the Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre, Monash Partners Comprehensive Cancer Consortium and Cancer Council Victoria.

BEAT Bladder Cancer has developed a range of resources for people with bladder cancer and to promote awareness of this often-overlooked cancer.

QuitFlicks are short videos about quitting smoking created by and for members of the LGBTIQ community.

Understanding Grief, Understanding Bladder Cancer and Understanding Pancreatic Cancer have recently been updated.