On Anzac Day 1935 a 20-pound bet was made between the local publican and the local mechanic that one could not push the other 88kms in a wheelbarrow from Beechworth to Mt Buffalo. As ridiculous
Snowdome Foundation and Epworth are partnering to change the way cancer is treated. You may have seen the Channel 9 News segment featuring Nat Deague. Nat discussed the importance of blood cancer research and her
Kasey Thompson is the co-owner of Blakes Feast . Kasey gives so much of her time and Blakes Feast time and energy to Snowdome. We are incredibly lucky and grateful to have Kasey as a passionate
Patrick Devine is a long time supporter of Snowdome. He was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer 10 years ago and is defying the usual life expectancy of his cancer type with the help of
The FireFlies Antipodes are back in the saddle raising funds for Snowdome Foundation. The group will ride a gruelling 1000kms through New Zealand from Christchurch to Queenstown over 7 days. There are a lot of
No matter your beliefs, the end of the year is a time to reflect. A time to show gratitude for all the things in your life that make you smile. Walks on the beach, a
and To mark World Cancer Research Day on 24 September 2018, the Snowdome Foundation is pleased to announce a new collaboration with Australian Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF). This will
It is not often you get the chance to hear from six of the brightest minds in blood cancer research, but to couple that with the raw emotion of hope two blood cancer patients have
Multiple myeloma is a plasma cell neoplasm (abnormal growth of plasma cells) that still has no cure and carries with it substantial morbidity and mortality. The first major advance in treatment was the introduction of
The inaugural blood cancer genomics symposium was held by the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Christine and Bruce Wilson Centre for Lymphoma Genomics and Snowdome Foundation to provide a clinical and laboratory update on the role
