Events

Join Samantha Moules for this interactive presentation covering Early Breast Cancer from Diagnosis to Targeted Therapies.

Join us for the eighth session in our Cancer Nursing 101 series: Surgical Oncology. Explore the vital role of surgery in cancer care—from diagnosis to recovery—and discover emerging trends such as minimally invasive techniques, AI integration, enhanced recovery, and nurse-led services.

Join us for this special event featuring expert speakers who will provide updates on lung cancer care and what the new National Screening Program means for patients, families, and clinicians.

Join the SA State Group for dinner as our expert speakers cover new treatments for Colorectal Cancer, in addition to a 'lived experience' presentation.

Join us in Adelaide, 9–10 November 2025 for the CNSA CNP SPN Annual Masterclass—two days designed exclusively for cancer nurse practitioners.

Join us for this insightful session exploring the myelofibrosis (MF) patient journey — from diagnosis through to long-term management. Hear how symptom burden, anaemia, and cytopenia impact patients’ quality of life, and gain practical knowledge on the latest treatment approaches, including the role of JAK inhibitors. This is a must-attend event for cancer nurses wanting to expand their understanding of this rare and complex disease

As our understanding of lung cancer biology evolves, so too does the potential to personalise treatment and improve outcomes. This webinar explores the latest developments in targeted therapies for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), helping cancer nurses strengthen their knowledge of EGFR mutations, emerging treatments, and nursing management in practice.

Melanie Rabbets will share key highlights from the 2025 World Lung Cancer Conference, made possible through the support of a Slater and Gordon scholarship. Her summary will bring the latest global research directly to your practice. Following this, the team from Slater and Gordon will deliver a practical presentation on how they can support your patients affected by dust and occupational diseases.