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Published date 02 October 2026
A new community-led campaign is encouraging Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander people across NSW to have regular health checks to stay healthy and strong for themselves, their families and their communities.
Published date 21 September 2026
For the past decade, Professor Anna DeFazio AM has worked towards the goal of improving outcomes for women diagnosed with ovarian cancer by enabling more informed, personalised, and timely treatment decisions.
Published date 08 May 2026
The Cancer Institute NSW, in partnership with Aboriginal communities, is leading a suite of targeted initiatives to bring forward equitable elimination of cervical cancer.
Published date 24 February 2026
“To everyone starting this journey or caring for someone with cancer, you are stronger than you know. Keep going and hold on to the moments that bring you joy.”
Published date 17 October 2025
One in 8 NSW residents are carers. Thousands are by the side of a family member or friend with cancer, selflessly providing ongoing care and support at one of the most challenging times of their lives.
Published date 26 August 2025
A cancer diagnosis is often an isolating experience, but in culturally diverse communities, this can be intensified by stigma and barriers to support. Anubha Varma, who emigrated from India in 2014, shares how she navigated her journey with breast cancer.
Published date 18 June 2025
New resources tailored to the Ezidi community are aiming to break down barriers and boost the uptake of lifesaving cancer screening.
Published date 20 May 2025
An innovative project is training bilingual educators to act as ‘navigators’ to support Arabic speaking cancer patients through the clinical trials process by reducing language and cultural barriers.
Published date 17 March 2025
Cancer Institute NSW has awarded around $150,000 to support community groups and health services to roll out cancer education projects in multicultural communities.
Published date 03 December 2024
Cameron Donnelly was only 19 years old when cancer put his young adulthood on hold. By his side, supporting him on every step of the journey, was the NSW/ACT Youth Cancer Service.