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TROG Secondary Data Analysis Grant awarded to project to better understand prostate cancer therapy outcomes

LATEST NEWS: 31 March 2026 TROG’s inaugural Secondary Data Analysis (SDA) grant has been awarded to an early-career researcher who will draw on data from ...
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TROG welcomes new Board members and President-Elect

LATEST NEWS: 26 March 2026 We are delighted to announce the appointment of a new President-Elect as well as two new Elected Directors to the ...
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TROG’S 38th ASM puts focus on driving innovative trials

LATEST NEWS: 26 March 2026 TROG’s 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) paved the way for innovative future research, exploring vital issues ranging from boosting consumer ...
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The ‘TROGIES’ 2026: Celebrating our Members’ research achievements

LATEST NEWS: 25 March 2026 TROG Cancer Research proudly celebrated the outstanding contributions of its members at our 2026 Research Excellence Awards (the ‘TROGIES’) this ...
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First patient recruited for trial of new imaging modality for lung cancer

LATEST NEWS: 24 February 2026 The first Australian participant has been recruited to take part in an innovative trial that could mark a shift in ...
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Roland’s story

Roland TowningPort Stephens, NSW Roland Towning is taking part in the TROG 18.01 NINJA trial which is comparing the effectiveness of two different radiation therapy ...
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Quality Assurance

New guidelines developed by TROG for clinical trial use of stereotactic radiosurgery for brain metastases

LATEST NEWS: 27 January 2026 New guidelines to ensure accuracy and quality in clinical trials using stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) to treat brain metastases have been ...
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Shaping the future: How TROG’s Emerging Investigators group is breaking down barriers for new researchers

SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP IN FOCUS: 10 December 2025 Dr Anna Lawless is a Sydney-based Radiation Oncologist working in head and neck cancers, with an interest ...
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TROG’s inaugural Km’s for Cancer Research brings community together to support our work

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 ...
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TROG Concept Development Workshop sows seeds for innovative new research

LATEST NEWS: 4 December 2025 TROG provided a kick-start for a number of exciting new research ideas at the 2025 Concept Development Workshop held on ...
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TROG Member Prof Paul Keall’s innovative research recognised in two Premier’s Awards

LATEST NEWS; 26 November 2025 Medical physics researcher and TROG Member Professor Paul Keall has been honoured with two prestigious Premier’s Awards, recognising excellence and ...
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Automated quality assurance tool shows promise in TROG 18.01 NINJA trial

LATEST NEWS: 25 November 2025 Vital quality assurance (QA) processes used in radiation therapy (RT) clinical trials could be automated in the future, to reduce ...
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