Prostate cancer remains one of the most significant health challenges facing the medical community of Australia and New Zealand. Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australian men, with over 26,000 new diagnoses expected this year, accounting for 13% of all cancer deaths in Australian men, making it the second-leading cause of cancer death after lung cancer.

MSKRAD 2026 brought together some of the most respected voices in musculoskeletal radiology for a three‑day deep dive into cutting‑edge imaging, practical case review, and high‑value clinical insights. Held in August 2026 at the Pullman East Melbourne - with both live and on‑demand access - the event delivered 20 CME points and a rich, expertly curated imaging program.

Men’s Health Awareness Week in June 2026 is a powerful reminder that early detection saves lives - especially when it comes to prostate cancer, the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men across Australia and New Zealand. As awareness grows, so does the responsibility to ensure that every man receives the most accurate, timely, and effective diagnosis possible, which is why we’re launching PROSTATRAD 2027.

CHESTRAD 2026 - Professor Kanne presenting to our Chest Radiology Conference Attendees in Singapore.

The International Day of Radiology 2025 is celebrated on November 8, with this year’s campaign theme focusing on “Radiology in the Patient Journey”—highlighting how imaging supports diagnosis, treatment, and recovery across every stage of care.

November marks Lung Cancer Awareness Month in Australia, spotlighting the nation's most deadly cancer and the transformative steps being taken to detect it earlier. Find out more about the CME on offer to support your Chest Imaging practise.

How to become a Radiologist in Australia - Here’s our step by step guide to take you through the medical and professional training needed to become a Radiology Consultant in Oz.

It all began in 2011….

Our Head and Neck Radiology Made Easy took place April 2024. Here were this year’s highlights…