Upcoming Events 

• 9-11 October - NZSO2025 Conference in conjunction with the CNC

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Upcoming Events

2025 Cancer Nurses College BGM

Date: 9 October 2025
Time: 1:20-2:00 pm Look out for sign posts to direct you to the BGM room
Venue: the Dunedin Centre, 1 Harrop Street, Dunedin
CNC Nomination Form
CNC Policy Remit
CNC Rules Remit
CNC Rules

Nominations, remits and topics for BGM business close: midday on Thursday, 28 August 2025

NZSO 2025 Conference - it's NZSO in conjuction with the CNC!

This year the Cancer Nurses College is proud to be part of NZSO’s Annual Conference in Dunedin, on 9-11 October 2025.

Early bird registration is now open - click the logo to open the conference site.

There is a $200 discount for the first 75 CNC members who register - check your emails for the discount code!

Currently, there are no other scheduled events by the Cancer Nurses College. For other events of interest, please visit the NZNO Events calendar.

Past Events

The latest in palliative care research and pioneering pancreatic studies

We are delighted to invite you to the second of our three-speaker series for 2025, where three esteemed NZ researchers, funded by Auckland Medical Research Foundation (AMRF), will share how they have contributed to national and global health. 
Come and help us celebrate the 70^th anniversary of AMRF and the awarding of over $100 Million funding of medical research since our inception in 1955.
Join us at 7pm Thursday May 22, to hear from Associate Professor Gary Cheung and Dr. Rosemary Frey, who have significantly advanced palliative care in New Zealand, followed by Professor John Windsor whose pioneering pancreatic work has helped with ground-breaking solutions to enhance patient safety and recovery.

Dr Rosemary Frey, Senior Research Fellow Nursing, whose research career has focused on how to reduce suffering at the end of life and seeks to empower teams delivering this service with the knowledge and confidence to deliver a quality palliative care experience.
Associate Professor Gary Cheung, Clinical and Medical Psychological Medicine, specialises in old age psychiatry and will present his research into increasing understanding of all factors influencing a person’s experience as they near their final days of life, along with the complexities of assisted dying.
Professor John Windsor, Medical Surgery and Pancreatic Surgeon, will share highlights of his career and show how new approaches have been developed through combining basic, clinical and bioengineering science to prevent multiple organ failure, the leading cause of death from acute pancreatitis.
We look forward to seeing you there as we mark Auckland Medical Research Foundation’s 70^th anniversary; in partnership with JMI Wealth, Auckland University of Technology, the University of Auckland and print partner, Bluestar.
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NZ Lung Cancer Conference 2025

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