School of Public Health

First Nations Cancer & Wellbeing Research Program

  • Yarns about using Genomics in Newborns

    Yarns about using Genomics in Newborn Bloodspot Screening

    This study aims to ensure Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices are heard in guiding the safe, effective, ethical, and equitable use of genomics in newborn screening programs.

  • Miss Ashlee Cerchi

    Operations Coordinator
    School of Public Health
    OCHRe
  • Lara Stoll

    Miss Lara Stoll

  • Jeanie Ferris Awards

    Published on: 30 July 2025
    Professor Gail Garvey AM, on 27 July 2025 was awarded the Jeannie Ferris Award from Cancer Australia, for her commitment to driving significant advances in equity for Australians affected by cancer.

  • SCNAT-IP

    The SCNAT-IP is an evidence based supportive care needs assessment tool which accommodates the language, customs and culture-specific needs of Indigenous people with cancer.

  • Queensland Murri Carnival 2024

    Published on: 25 November 2024
    The Arthur Beetson Foundation Queensland Murri Carnival was back bigger and better for 2024, this time at the home of the Albany Creek Crushers, South Pine Sports Complex.

    More than 100 teams have nominated for the mammoth nine-day carnival from Open Men and Women through to Under 14 boys and girls age groups, with many more in the under 6 to under 12 bracket in the Junior Murri Carnival in between.

  • Wellbeing Ways

    Wellbeing Ways is a two-year project which will implement routine longitudinal administration of What Matters 2Youth (WM2Y) to effectively support First Nations students’ wellbeing.

  • Wellbeing Ways

  • Looking After Yourself

    Miyil-Janay Yundu (MJY) - Looking After Yourself

    Synergy: Achieving Equity in Cancer Screening for First Nations peoples
  • Canco - First Nations Cancer Cohort

    CanCo - A Prospective First Nations Cancer Cohort

    NHMRC Project Grant

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