Join in the Nike Melbourne Marathon Festival and make a difference as you run, jog, wheel or walk your way through the city streets, passing iconic Melbourne landmarks before finishing with a lap of honour around the MCG’s hallowed turf. [...]
An engaging one-day symposium for all nurses who care for melanoma patients.
A pinnacle event on the Australian sporting calendar the Noosa tri is ranked one of the world’s top 10 triathlons for good reason. When the best athletes, biggest competitor field, beautiful beach-side vibe and week-long festivities of Noosa all come together, there’s nowhere else you’ll want be.
Our Melanoma Community Forum is designed to empower patients and their carers with the latest information from expert clinicians on melanoma diagnosis, treatment and support.
Join us for an engaging educational program designed for all clinicians who care for melanoma patients.
Join us for an engaging series of three live webinars for patients with melanoma and their carers.
Our Melanoma Community Forum is designed to empower patients and their carers with the latest information from expert speakers on melanoma research, treatment and support.
The fisiocrem GC50 Run Festival returns to Coolangatta for a weekend festival of running - including including 50km, 25km, 12.5km, 5 km and Kids Dash events - and beach-side vibes!
The annual ‘Erik Mather 2-4-6 Swim’, in support of Melanoma Institute Australia, is on at Balmoral Beach on Saturday 11 February at 7am – and you’re invited to join in!
We invite nurses to join our one-hour webinar with Kate Willis, Medical Oncology CNC, to learn more about the important role of nurses in managing immunotherapy side effects - including tips and case studies.
Join us for a great day of golf - including BBQ, raffles & auctions - to support MIA Amie St Clair Melanoma.
Melanoma Institute Australia is calling on all Australians to step up and join in a Melanoma March 2023 event, to support ground-breaking research and raise awareness about the disease that claims one Australian life every six hours.
