We're really excited to be kicking off TROG's Concept Development Workshop this morning. We'll spend the day discussing 11 fantastic research ideas put forward by our members. Thanks to sponsor Varian for supporting this important initiative & to all contributing to the day.

Congrats to Prof Paul Keall from @imagex.bsky.social, named Outstanding Cancer Researcher of the Year at the NSW Premier's Awards for Outstanding Cancer Research. We're thrilled to be working with Prof Keall on ground-breaking clinical trials. Read more: trog.com.au/trog-member-...

We're excited to announce the international keynote speaker for our 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting in Melbourne, 17-20 March 2026. Professor @Joost Verhoeff, a leader in precision radiation oncology The Netherlands, will be joining us. Register now to catch earlybird rates. www.trogasm.com.au

Congrats to researchers on Stanford/Elsevier's top 2% scientists list including Arun Azad, David Ball, Geoffrey Delaney, Jim Denham, Martin Ebert, Val Gebski, Peter Greer, Lois Holloway, Paul Keall, Tomas Kron, Sandro Porceddu, Danny Rischin, Andrew Scott, Shankar Siva, Michael Veness, Shalini Vinod

The theme of 2025 National Radiographers and Radiation Therapists' Week is "Meet the person behind our care". Meet Angela Whitehead, who ensures RT accuracy in TROG's clinical trials to improve outcomes for cancer patients. #NRRTW Read about our RTQA: trog.com.au/our-research...

Registration is now open for our 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting. Join us in Melbourne, 17-20 March 2026, for a fantastic program on the theme: Driving Intelligent Trials. Catch our special Early Bird Rates and book it in your diary now. TROG Member discounts apply. www.trogasm.com.au

As we mark National Radiographers and Radiation Therapists' Week we are sharing some insights from TROG's Radiation Therapists. Meet Rachael Dykyj who ensures RT accuracy & consistency in our clinical trials. #NRRTW Read about TROG's RTQA: trog.com.au/our-research...

Congrats to A/Prof Colin Tang, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Principal Investigator on the TROG 21.07 SOCRATES HCC trial, on his keynote presentation about the study into SABR for early-stage hepatocellular carcinoma at @Accuray Australasian Symposium this week.

Don't miss the TROG updates session at RANZCR ASM in Melbourne this Friday. TROG President Puma Sundaresan will chair & researchers will present on impactful TROG-associated trials, projects & collaborations, including the TROG 18.06-FIG glioblastoma study.

There are huge opportunities for sharing health data for research, said Prof Julian Elliott at #IDW2025, inc. our catalogue to find & share clinical trial data: Health Data Australia. Explore HDA: researchdata.edu.au/health/ @mischhub.bsky.social @togaanz.bsky.social @anzuptrials.bsky.social

💰 FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES 💰 2025 International Clinical Trial Collaborations Grant Opportunity Closing date: 4 February 2026 buff.ly/LmFT9v4 GO5855 MRFF 2022 Frontier Health and Medical Research Grant Opportunity Closing date: 31 March 2026 buff.ly/JFsUXvP More funding > buff.ly/iJclpQq

Congratulations to Prof Jarad Martin & the TROG 18.01 NINJA team on a great presentation at #ASTRO25 this week, highlighting a novel approach to clinical trial QA, successfully integrating knowledge-based real-time planning into the assessment of clinical plans. trog.com.au/trials/trog-...

Researchers @curtinuniversity.bsky.social are inviting ROs & RTs in Australia to help inform training to improve support for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people undergoing RT, by completing this survey. A prize draw for 2x$50 vouchers closes 6 Oct. t.co/8sVyQh4ECY t.co/BQJS1yXABU

As we come to the end of Prostate Cancer Month, we chatted to Prof Wee Long Ong, Chair of the TROG Genitourinary Working Party, about his own prostate cancer research, and how the working party is progressing research in this important area. trog.com.au/focus-on-tro...

Did you celebrate World Radiotherapy Awareness Day this month? Read about how the TROG staff and our members marked the day to spread the word about the vital impact of radiotherapy. trog.com.au/trog-members...

Congrats to Prof Wee Loon Ong on the $1.9m MRFF grant to extend the international NRG-GU013 HIGH FIVE trial into use of SBRT for high-risk prostate cancer to Australia, accelerating translation of findings. TROG is excited to be running the Australian arm of the trial. trog.com.au/1-9-million-...

Congrats @petermaccc.bsky.social on this impressive ranking.

Radiotherapy for Thymus Tumors: Types, Success Rate, Side Effects And More oncodaily.com/oncolibrary/... #OncoDaily #Oncology #Cancer #Health #Medicine #MedEd #MedOnc #MedNews #Radiotherapy #ThymusTumors

Can you help us cover 15,560km this October and honour the 15,560 people who've taken part in our clinical trials? Join our Km's for Cancer Research challenge, to raise awareness & funds for our vital research advancing #radiation therapy. kmsforcancerresearch.gofundraise.com.au

Don't miss out on sharing your research and insights into radiation medicine - submit your abstract now for our 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting being held in Melbourne. www.trogasm.com.au/abstracts

New guidelines for PMRT are a game-changer! They provide a clear roadmap for oncologists who need radiation therapy, with a preference for moderate hypofractionation and DIBH for tissue sparing. Read the full article: brnw.ch/21wVRpN

TOGA's 2025 Post WCLC Symposium brings you key insights, trial updates, and expert discussions from the World Conference on Lung Cancer. 📅 Date: September 23 ⏰ Time: 6:30 - 8:15pm AEST 📍 Location: Online Register now > buff.ly/48rWjtB

Are you a radiation therapist, medical physicist or radiation oncologist keen to advance your clinical trial research? Registration is now open for our popular Technical Research Workshop on Tuesday 17 March 2026, kicking off our 2026 ASM in Melbourne. Register now at: www.trogasm.com.au/workshops

Do you want to share your research with the radiation medicine professionals from across Australia and New Zealand? Submit your abstract now for our 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting, 17-20 March, in Melbourne. Find out more: www.trogasm.com.au/abstracts

Sharing a starter pack for everyone interested in cancer research - especially the exciting field of radiation oncology research. go.bsky.app/96dkvet

Abstract submissions are now open for our 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting being held in Melbourne, 17-20 March. Submit your abstract before 3 October, to showcase your research to radiation medicine professionals from across Australia and New Zealand. www.trogasm.com.au/abstracts

We want to say thank you to medical oncologist A/Prof James Lynam from Calvary Mater Newcastle, for his many contributions to the TROG Scientific Committee (TSC). A/Prof Lynam recently stepped down from the TSC, having served on the Committee since 2019. trog.com.au/committee-me...

It's not too early to plan your professional development for next year. We're excited to have opened registration for our Annual Scientific Meeting being held in Melbourne in March 2026. Get in now for Early Bird rates. www.trogasm.com.au

“If future patients knew the real truth about #radiation, they would be less scared about treatment.” [☝️92% of pts tx with breast conservation & 81% who had mastectomy for #breastcancer agreed with this] #bcsm #radonc   ☢️ @astro-org.bsky.social @ascocancer.bsky.social @americancancersoc.bsky.social

📣 #ESMO25: New programme tracks. New perspectives. Exceptional scientific exchange. 👉Register now and benefit from preferential rates. ⏰Late registration deadline: 10 September 2025 🔗 buff.ly/ullYF6w

Showcase your expertise to leaders in the international GU scientific community & generate fresh collaborations by sharing your research at #GU26—The Place to Be Heard. Submit an abstract to our 2026 ASCO Genitourinary Symposium by the Oct 21 deadline: brnw.ch/21wVrHY

We're supporting World Radiotherapy Awareness Day coming up on 7 September, to improve awareness and access to this life-saving cancer treatment both in Australia and globally. Get behind this great initiative: www.worldradiotherapy.org

🤖 #ESMOAI25: Join M. Crispin Ortuzar, R. Fehrmann and J. Kather at this global event to learn, connect and lead the future of oncology. Are you ready? Submit your abstract and be part of the future! #HealthAI ⏰Abstract submission deadline: 2 September 2025 🔗 buff.ly/g21Urrz

We want to say thanks to medical physicist Professor Peter Greer from Calvary Mater Newcastle for his many contributions to TROG, especially as a member & Chair of the New Techniques & Technology Committee (NTTC). Read about Prof Greer's work & all Committee updates: trog.com.au/committee-me...

We want to say a huge thank you to A/Prof Fiona Hegi-Johnson, for her many years of valuable contributions as Chair of the TROG Lung Working Party. Read about her contributions and all our committee updates: trog.com.au/committee-me...

Trans Tasman Radiation Oncology Group@TROGfightcancer•Now Welcome to our new TROG Scientific Committee (TSC) members Dr Katrina Woodford from @petermaccc.bsky.social & Dr Dorothy Lombe from @universityofotago.bsky.social. The TSC supports our work running clinical trials. trog.com.au/committee-me...

📣Call for Papers!📣 We aim to showcase work that investigates the underlying mechanisms for lung repair in health and disease, including lung development 📆Deadline: December 31, 2025 🔬Learn More Here: tinyurl.com/ye24jb76 🖱️Submit here: tinyurl.com/yahzwj8k @atscommunity.bsky.social #medsky

Looking forward to listening to this episode with A/Prof Fiona Hegi-Johnson, who's just stepped down as Chair of the TROG Lung Working Party after many years of valuable contributions.

Across the globe, bowel cancer in young adults is increasing at a concerning rate. @sagenomicscentre.bsky.social is hosting a free, public seminar to showcase the technologies used to better prevent, find and treat these frightening cancers. 📅 27 August, 3-5pm 📍 SAHMRI 🎟️ sahmri.au/615vkb

We are thrilled to welcome Central Coast Cancer Care Centre in Gosford, NSW, as a new TROG Facility Alliance Member. We look forward to supporting the Centre to participate in TROG trials, enabling more patients with cancer to access trials to improve radiation therapy treatments and outcomes.

Want to know the best practices for managing TKIs-related toxicities? Join us for practical insights and valuable strategies from an oncologist, pharmacist, dermatologist, and oncology nurse to optimise patient care in adverse event management. Register Now buff.ly/jytyqk3

Are you a researcher or clinician? Join CQUEST for this free online workshop "Choosing the right PROMs for cancer clinical research", with a focus on: - Conceptual frameworks for guiding your choice of patient reported outcome measures (PROMs)

USANZ & ANZUNS 2026 ASM Melbourne Abstract Submissions Now Open! Don’t leave it until the last minute to submit your abstract. Abstract Submissions will close on Monday 1st September. Find out more here: asm.usanz.org.au/abstracts-op...

It's less than a month until the inaugural World Radiotherapy Awareness Day - 7 Sept 2025. Get some inspiration about how you can get involved from our Q&A with #WRAD Committee Co-chair Prof Sandra Turner. trog.com.au/world_radiot...

“Let us remind the world what we have long known—that cancer research saves lives.” #AACR25 attendees stood together and raised their voices to support cancer research. Join them and ask Congress to preserve our investment in NIH: buff.ly/1hGcoZ2 #FundNIH

Expressions of interest are open for TOGA's 2025 Lung Cancer Preceptorship. Join the 2025 Preceptors for two-days of interactive, immersive learning. 📅 Dates: November 28-29 📍 Location: Melbourne Expressions of interest close 30 September 2025. Submit your EOI > buff.ly/6nQLMVo

Technical advances in #interventional #radiology lack parallel #clinical role development, possibily limiting preprocedural information. This study evaluates preprocedural consultations and videos to address this gap (Pedro Blas García Jurado et al.) #EuropeanRadiology buff.ly/Sh0xQ6a

❗The call for abstracts for our 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting is now open! Submit your abstract and be a part of an exciting program for the meeting, 17-20 March 2026 in Melbourne. Our 2026 theme is: Driving Intelligent Trials. For more information visit: www.trogasm.com.au/abstracts

A new study has shown that whole-body MRI scans on multiple myeloma patients can detect tiny traces of cancer in the bone marrow following treatment. This gives clinicians crucial insights into a patient's response to treatment and their risk of future relapse. www.icr.ac.uk/about-us/icr...

Have a listen to Prof Shankar Siva re the exciting PRIME Lung trial which we are excited to be sponsoring, and the journey from research concept to clinical trials.