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The Cancer Council is the primary non-government organisation in Australia focused on research, community education and patient support for all forms of cancer.

It could be any Halloween event - glamorous witches, girlfriends gossiping over wine and fake cobwebs - but Jasleen Lamba's party was more than just a Hallow's Eve bash.

Many annual charity events are held in Australia to promote awareness of a variety of illnesses and problems that would benefit from better community support.

The opening race of the 2009 professional road racing season sees the return of the record Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong.

Sailboarders spend many hours in the sun when windsurfing. With skin cancer a significant killer, especially in Australia, sailboarders need to take precautions.

While the first thought for many women when they discover a lump in their breast is "oh no I have cancer", this may not be the case.

This guide helps Australians who would like to support a charity, but want to better understand what happens to the money donated to charities before making a decision.

There are many issues to consider when choosing a product for a school fundraiser. Price, variety, quality, competition, need and appeal are all significant factors.

Scuba divers spend many hours in the sun. Long boat trips, waiting between dives, even snorkelling, can be too much sun over a long period and can lead to sun cancer.

Avoid common sunscreen mistakes to give the skin the best possible sun protection.

Glorious weather, pristine beaches, lush Hinterland and a multitude of attractions and activities, lure millions of visitors each year to the Gold Coast.