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Published date 03 February 2026
Make healthy, safe and proactive choices part of your family’s school routine in 2026 and beyond.
Published date 28 October 2025
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month eligible women in NSW are being urged to book a free mammogram, with more than 49 per cent of women overall and 60 per cent of culturally and linguistically diverse women overdue for their breast screen.
Published date 23 September 2025
The Prostate Cancer in NSW 2025 report is the first of its kind to focus on the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men, with one in five men in NSW to be diagnosed with the disease by age 85.
Published date 28 August 2025
Thousands of women in Sydney now have access to free breast screening services close to home with the opening of two new sites in August.
Published date 14 August 2025
The Cancer Institute NSW proudly hosted the inaugural NSW Cancer Summit 2025 on 13 and 14 August at the ICC Sydney, bringing together more than 700 delegates from across the cancer control community.
Published date 05 August 2025
The Cancer Institute NSW is delighted to announce the 20th annual NSW Premier’s Awards for Outstanding Cancer Research. This prestigious event pays tribute to the remarkable accomplishments of individuals and teams within the cancer research community and those supporting innovation and cutting-edge delivery of care.
Published date 04 August 2025
Cancer Institute NSW has awarded eleven grants to help improve cervical screening rates in under-screened communities.
Published date 08 July 2025
People are being reminded to protect themselves from the sun even during winter, with a Cancer Institute NSW report estimating that almost one million adults across the state were sunburnt at least once over a four-week period.
Published date 03 July 2025
Modelling across 10 of the Institute’s campaigns are estimated to have saved NSW more than $200 million as well as thousands of life years.
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.