‘Super Seven’ awarded 2026 Cancer Council SA fellowships for cancer research
Seven South Australian researchers have received a combined $1.86 million through the 2026 Cancer Council SA Research Fellowship to progress life-changing cancer research.
Marilyn Jetty Swim heads poolside for the first time as breast cancer survivor Lee marks 13 years
Just five days after having a mastectomy to treat her shock breast cancer diagnosis in 2014, Lee Deane dressed up as ‘50s icon Marilyn Monroe to take part in the inaugural Marilyn Jetty Swim. Now 13 years later, she’s getting ready to take part in the much-loved event’s first-ever poolside edition.
Cancer Council SA welcomes nation-leading PATS announcement and commits to further investment for cancer accommodation in SA
Cancer Council SA has welcomed the State Government’s commitment to sweeping reforms for the Patient Assistance Transport Scheme (PATS), which will benefit regional South Australians who need access to life-changing treatment and medical specialist services that are not available locally.
Judith’s Legacy Walk for Ovarian Cancer
After Dean lost his wife and love of his life Judith to ovarian cancer in March 2017, he has been determined to do something about it and has made raising funds and awareness for other women impacted by ovarian cancer his passion for the rest of his time.
4 tips to support your alcohol-free guests this festive season
‘Tis the season for getting together and enjoying time with family and friends. With most of us expecting to host or attend several events over December and January, it’s important to note that a growing number of South Australians are entering the festive season alcohol-free. So how can we make sure that our social events are inclusive for those who are choosing not to drink alcohol this festive season?
‘I didn’t know alcohol causes cancer’: how a former ‘Wine Mum’ changed her relationship with drinking
For former “Wine Mum” Becky Hirst, alcohol used to just be a part of life. It was a way to connect with people and, for many years, was central to her community.
5 ways you can support cancer research this Daffodil Day
Daffodil Day, on 21 August 2025, encourages all South Australians to help fund vital cancer research happening right here in South Australia. Every year we love seeing our wonderful community come together throughout August, to raise funds for the 11,000 South Australians diagnosed with cancer every year.
World-leading rare blood cancer research eyes prevention and treatment boosts
Research is vital for advancing our understanding, treatment and care of cancer. New screening tests, treatment options and understandings of different cancer types are being developed right here in South Australia. Our local studies have also made significant contributions to improving life expectancy for cancers that have limited treatment options.
‘Super Seven’ awarded 2026 Cancer Council SA fellowships for cancer research
Seven South Australian researchers have received a combined $1.86 million through the 2026 Cancer Council SA Research Fellowship to progress life-changing cancer research.
Marilyn Jetty Swim heads poolside for the first time as breast cancer survivor Lee marks 13 years
Just five days after having a mastectomy to treat her shock breast cancer diagnosis in 2014, Lee Deane dressed up as ‘50s icon Marilyn Monroe to take part in the inaugural Marilyn Jetty Swim. Now 13 years later, she’s getting ready to take part in the much-loved event’s first-ever poolside edition.
Cancer Council SA welcomes nation-leading PATS announcement and commits to further investment for cancer accommodation in SA
Cancer Council SA has welcomed the State Government’s commitment to sweeping reforms for the Patient Assistance Transport Scheme (PATS), which will benefit regional South Australians who need access to life-changing treatment and medical specialist services that are not available locally.
Judith’s Legacy Walk for Ovarian Cancer
After Dean lost his wife and love of his life Judith to ovarian cancer in March 2017, he has been determined to do something about it and has made raising funds and awareness for other women impacted by ovarian cancer his passion for the rest of his time.
4 tips to support your alcohol-free guests this festive season
‘Tis the season for getting together and enjoying time with family and friends. With most of us expecting to host or attend several events over December and January, it’s important to note that a growing number of South Australians are entering the festive season alcohol-free. So how can we make sure that our social events are inclusive for those who are choosing not to drink alcohol this festive season?
‘I didn’t know alcohol causes cancer’: how a former ‘Wine Mum’ changed her relationship with drinking
For former “Wine Mum” Becky Hirst, alcohol used to just be a part of life. It was a way to connect with people and, for many years, was central to her community.
5 ways you can support cancer research this Daffodil Day
Daffodil Day, on 21 August 2025, encourages all South Australians to help fund vital cancer research happening right here in South Australia. Every year we love seeing our wonderful community come together throughout August, to raise funds for the 11,000 South Australians diagnosed with cancer every year.
World-leading rare blood cancer research eyes prevention and treatment boosts
Research is vital for advancing our understanding, treatment and care of cancer. New screening tests, treatment options and understandings of different cancer types are being developed right here in South Australia. Our local studies have also made significant contributions to improving life expectancy for cancers that have limited treatment options.