Cancer stories and news

Preserving life and future wellbeing

Professor Karla Hutt is finding ways to protect young women and girls undergoing cancer treatment – ensuring the impact of cancer at a young age does not dramatically affect their health and wellbeing later in life. Read more

Pushing for a health levy on manugacturers of sugary drinks to help reduce cancer risk

Food for Health Alliance is advocating for policy reforms to improve diets and prevent obesity in Australia, with a strong focus on children’s health. Read more

Together we're making progress towards equitable elimination of cervical cancer

Thanks to the ongoing generosity of Freemasons Foundation Victoria and our dedicated supporters, we’re making significant progress in our goal of equitably eliminating cervical cancer in Victoria by 2035. Read more

Turning research into policy - helping more Australians quit smoking

In July 2025, Australians began seeing a little extra inside their tobacco packs – Health Promotion Inserts with positive messages and practical tips to help them quit smoking. Read more

A mother's legacy

When Martin lost his mother to cancer as a child, it left a permanent mark on him and his two brothers. Leaving a gift in his Will is a legacy to Martin's mother and what she contributed during her life. Read more

Focus on fertility - helping young women thrive after cancer

Professor Karla Hutt has dedicated her career to finding successful ways to preserve fertility and protect the quality of life for women who have undergone cancer treatment. Read more

20 years of research makes all the difference

When a mother’s history with cancer becomes her daughter's cancer research is the only thing that can change the story. Read more

Another round for The Longest Day

Like so many others who take to the fairway for The Longest Day, Rob and Adam know too many people who have been impacted by cancer. Read more
Support during the holidays

Five ways to cope with cancer during the holidays

The holidays can be difficult for people living with cancer and who have experienced a major change or loss in their life. These tips aim to help you make the most of this holiday season.

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Screening and early detection saves lives

Wonga Park resident Helen is living proof that cancer screening saves lives. As a cancer survivor, Helen actively encourages friends and family to prioritise their own cancer screening tests. Read more

How being a carer can leave you feeling like a ‘zombie’

Nora, who cared for her 71-year-old father when he was diagnosed with advanced stomach cancer, shares the toll caring can take on your mental health. Read more

Cancer resources for people with disability

Every Victorian should have equal access to cancer information and support that they can understand and use. Read more

2025 intake of Masters students

Cancer Council Victoria are hosting a new group of Masters students in 2025, enabling them to gain vital experience and exposure to research during their final year of study. Read more

Butterfly effect - Girls' Night In supporting women with cancer

Girls’ Night In can become a beloved tradition, a shared empowering experience, and a truly impactful cause in honour of the women in our lives affected by cancer. Read more

Call 13 11 20 for cancer support and information

Our cancer experts including counsellors are here for all Victorians to help with any cancer related questions. Here we answer some of the questions we’re commonly asked. Read more
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