Maori/Pasifika Researcher of the Year

We are very proud to congratulate one of our Executive Committee members, Annabel Ahuriri-Driscoll on being awarded this prestigious award

Canterbury farm keeps daffodil blooming

Ever wondered where all the fresh daffodils come from for Daffodil Day?

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

The Breast Cancer Awareness Month, marked in countries across the world every October, helps to increase attention and support for the awareness, early detection and treatment as well as palliative care of this disease.

Daffodil Day 2019

Thank you so much to these children for picking daffodils at Hadstock Farm and selling them at the gate for Daffodil Day.

2019 Daffodil Rally for Cancer

Once again members of the Vintage Car Club will be fundraising for their local area Cancer Society.

What's New in Cancer Research

The team at the Otago School of Medicine are presenting: What’s New In Cancer Research.

Queens Service Medal Awarded

Congratulations to our fabulous Executive Chair, Kate Reid, who was awarded a Queen Service Medal in the Queens’ Birthday Honours.

Make It Count

A Resilience and Wellbeing Presentation

A flu shot can reduce your risk of severe infection

Mary Nowlan (right) receives her flu vaccination from Lisbeth Alley.

Cavalcade for Cancer

Team Cavalry for Cancer (aka Jo Barrett, Linda Sevier, Sharon Mehlhopt & Nick Sonne) recently completed the Goldfields Cavalcade on horseback raising funds and awareness for Cancer Society.

Time to declutter your wardrobe

We would appreciate any pre-loved clothing

Gardens Galore

Tickets available now. Makes a great Christmas present.

Cancer Society Selwyn Centre opens

The new Cancer Society Selwyn Centre in Rolleston is officially open

Bags to brighten a day

Amazing artwork by students for patients at Christchurch Hospital Oncology Department

Christchurch researchers first to prove specific types of bowel cancer

A University of Otago, Christchurch, researcher has for the first time identified unique genetic patterns for four different sub-types of colorectal cancer

2500 more Kiwis would have survived cancer if they lived in Australia

Cancer Society Super Heroes at the Santa Parade

Super Heroes were out in force for the Christchurch Santa Parade.

Cancer Society agrees with the need for better sunscreen regulation in New Zealand, but confirms its sunscreens are safe

The Cancer Society remains committed to reducing the risk of skin cancer for all New Zealanders, thus we are currently investigating why the Consumer NZ testing has returned results different to ours.

Jump for Cancer

6 people complete the challenge all raising well over $800 each

The adventures of Tin Man - Planting Hope

Plant some 'Hope' on your walls by purchasing one of these wonderful prints especially made for the Cancer Society by Tony Cribb.