​The COVID-19 pandemic has affected nearly every Australian and even put a stop to breast screening for almost two months

As a breast cancer clinical nurse consultant at the PA Hospital, every day for Emma McKinnell is different

When breast cancer researcher Dr Shannon Joseph heads into work each day, she has one aim in mind - improving outcomes for people diagnosed with the disease.

Most people know someone who has had an MRI, and nearly all women have had a mammogram, but the technology led by Dr Honor Hugo

PA Research Foundation has moved to thank the Australian Leisure and Hospitality Group (ALH) for their unwavering support

Aveo communities around Australia have gone pink during October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month in support of Project Pink.

The PA Research Foundation’s breast cancer campaign, Project Pink, returns to Aveo communities nationwide in October

Our Project Pink campaign has wrapped up for the celebratory 10th year in partnership with ALH Group.

The PA Research Foundation’s Project Pink campaign is set to join forces with Australian Leisure and Hospitality Group again in 2019

After six years, the groundbreaking project is ready for the next stage and is set to revolutionize outcomes for women with breast cancer

Over 93 Aveo communities helped to make pink a pretty colour again this Breast Cancer Awareness Month

ALH is off to a flying start for Project Pink 2018

We are thrilled to welcome Sandra as an ambassador in 2018

Long-term Project Pink ambassador Ita Buttrose visits Fernbank, St. Ives, to personally thank them for their support.

Aveo communities nationwide will be ‘going pink’ once again for the month of October in support of life-saving breast cancer research.

Congratulations Jemma who has won free Stellarossa Coffee for a year!

That's a wrap! Another successful campaign for Project Pink!

ALH Venue Oxford 152 raise a huge $12,500 to help wrap up Project Pink

It's time to crown Miss Truly Tragic!

TEN Eyewitness News speak to Tammy-Lye James

In a world first, a team of researchers based at the PA Hospital have discovered, that a drug already on the market, could change the way breast cancer is treated