The following statement has been issued by Cancer Council Queensland: On November 10, 2019, Cancer Council Queensland became aware that it has been alleged a former Cancer Council Queensland employee was engaging in misleading and deceptive conduct, making false representations that she had a terminal cancer diagnosis. The former employee began her relationship with Cancer…

Whether you’re at the beach, by the pool or simply on a walk around the block – you can burn in as little as 10-15 minutes here in Queensland when the UV is at its peak. That’s why it’s vitally important for people to know exactly how to protect themselves and reduce their risk of…

Cancer Council Queensland has launched a new webpage to help increase awareness amongst Queenslanders of the link between being above a healthy weight and 13 types of cancer. If you weren’t aware of this link, you’re not alone. Research shows that just under half (40%) of Australians are aware of the obesity-cancer risk link, compared…

New data shows that each day in Queensland around 80 people will hear the words, “you have cancer”. This equates to around 29,000 people each year. Cancer Council Queensland’s Viertel Cancer Research Centre has released 2016 statistics (the latest available from the Queensland Cancer Register) for incidence, survival, mortality and prevalence, providing the latest snapshot and trends for cancer in Queensland. Cancer Council Queensland CEO…

Cancer Council Queensland has opened a pop-up store on Brisbane’s northside to help with demand for its quality sun protection products over the peak summer period. The shop – located on the ground floor of Toombul Shopping Centre (Shop 14, next to the newsagency) – is now open and will operate until February 2. The…

McNamara Law have committed to making a difference, partnering with Cancer Council Queensland to support the charity’s Free Will Service. Cancer Council Queensland’s Free Will Service is available to anyone who includes a gift to the charity in their Will and thanks to the support of community-minded law firms across the state has been operating…

Tragically, there are around 4600 Queensland women diagnosed with a breast or gynaecological cancer each year. This heart-breaking statistic is the powerful reason behind why Queenslanders will come together on Pink Ribbon Day, October 28, to show their support and raise awareness. By participating in events like Pink Ribbon Day and raising funds the public…