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Study Highlights New Approach to Reduce Burnout in Radiation Therapists

A recent study undertaken at Christchurch Radiation Oncology Centre has identified the potential of Professional Supervision to significantly reduce burnout among Radiation Therapists. The success of this pilot study highlights the potential for Professional Supervision to be implemented nationwide.

Volunteering a great fit for Vince

When Vince Beckett sought something to do in his retirement he found a volunteering role tailor-made for him.

Lindsay Gault's 11,000km bike ride for cancer

From China to Greece, Lindsay Gault is undertaking an 11,000-kilometre bike ride to raise money for cancer research in New Zealand.

Cancer Society Porirua Hub sign with office in background.

Cancer Society opens new Porirua Hub

The Cancer Society Wellington Division recently opened its new Porirua Hub.

All Blacks Sevens’ Andrew Knewstubb raises funds for the Cancer Society

With a series of injuries and infections, fullback Andrew Knewstubb has been sidelined from the All Blacks Sevens for two years...

216 holes of golf, and counting, for those facing cancer

The Cancer Society's annual fundraiser, the Longest Day Golf Challenge, tees off next month and will see hundreds of keen golfers around the country complete a golf marathon (72 holes) to raise funds for people living with cancer.

170 scooters tackle Remutaka Ranges for cancer

On Saturday 1st July the Capital2Country Scooter Safari will see 170 riders take on the mighty Remutakas...on 50cc scooters.

More than just a laundromat

Two passionate Wellingtonians have made a generous $10,000 donation to Cancer Society Wellington and have just opened a 24/7 laundromat in memory of a family member who sadly died from cancer. 10% of profits from the laundromat will be donated to the local charity.

Volunteer sets the sky as the limit

An active volunteer of the Cancer Society Wellington, Clive Norman, has decided that age 75 is not too old to jump out of a plane to raise funds for the Cancer Society.

Relay You Way – Motorbike Style

Relay Your Way has provided the perfect opportunity for one team to do what they do best – ride motorbikes!