LATEST NEWS: 10 November 2026 The Myall Coast Veteran Golfers teed off in support of TROG Cancer Research this month, continuing their long tradition of supporting our work. Almost 100 golfers took to the course at Hawks Nest Golf Club north of Newcastle for the annual fundraiser, enjoying sunny
LATEST NEWS: 21 October 2026 For Jess Synge, taking part in TROG’s Km’s for Cancer Research challenge is part of a very personal quest to improve cancer outcomes. Jess, a Sales Account Manager at Elekta in New Zealand, is among the many participants who are walking, running, hiking, cycling
LATEST NEWS: 14 April 2026 TROG has made a commitment to involving consumer voices in all aspects of our work, from research strategy through to study delivery, as outlined in a new Consumer Engagement Charter. TROG President A/Prof Puma Sundaresan and TROG Board Independent Consumer Representative Mr Murray McLachlan
LATEST NEWS: 9 December 2025 As we wrap up our inaugural Km’s for Cancer Research challenge, we want to thank the incredible community who helped make it such a meaningful event and a great success. Throughout October 2025, 90 individual participants and nine passionate teams laced up their shoes,
LATEST NEWS: 12 November 2025 More than 100 golfers teed off for the annual Myall Coast Veteran Golfers fundraising day to support TROG Cancer Research this month. Under blue skies, the golfers enjoyed a fantastic day on the course at Hawks Nest Golf Club. north of Newcastle, NSW. The
LATEST NEWS: 21 October 2025 Walking at least 10,000 steps – or about 7 km – each day isn’t a chore for 87-year-old grandad Mitch Cook, who’s clocking up the kilometres throughout October to support TROG’s inaugural “Km’s for Cancer Research” challenge. Mr Cook, from the small town of
LATEST NEWS: 26 June 2025 He may be 76 years old and have survived cancer, but that’s certainly not slowing down Geoff Zipper, who will set off on the gruelling 96km Kokoda Trek next week for the fifth time, devoting his efforts to supporting TROG’S work. Geoff, known as
LATEST NEWS: 27 May 2025 A team of five intrepid trekkers are getting ready to hike the arduous 96 km Kokoda Trail next month to raise funds for TROG Cancer Research, driven by the desire to honour Australia’s WWII soldiers while making a difference to the lives of those
