Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeTop StoriesShow cancer who is boss

Show cancer who is boss

Renee Cooper showing cancer who is boss!

In support of Canteen and National Bandanna Day, which is on October 26, Renee and Zac Cooper will be selling bandannas outside BiLo this Saturday, October 20, from 9am to 2pm.
Renee has been a member of Canteen for 15 months, and Zac has only been a member for six months, but they have both received fantastic support from Canteen and they want to try and give something back.
Canteen’s mission is to support, develop and empower young people living with cancer. They provide an Australia-wide peer support network for 12- to 24-year-old (members), who are patients, siblings and offspring, or bereaved siblings and offspring.
Canteen give members the opportunity to simply be young people and get away from day-to-day pressures that come from living with cancer, in the hospital or at home. They offer a huge range of programs and services where members can meet other young members and share experiences, learn from others, make great friends and have some fun in the process.
The theme for this year’s National Bandanna Day is Show Cancer Who is Boss! Buy a bandanna, pen or pin from Renee and Zac on Saturday, outside BiLo and lets ‘Stick it to Cancer’.

Previous article
Next article
Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

New e-bike reforms to hit parliament this week

The Queensland Government is set to introduce a new E-Bike and E-Scooter bill in parliament this week that will see a “crackdown” on age...
More News

Cricket season continues for trio

The grand final has been run and won but cricket season is not quite over for three intrepid Stanthorpe Cricketers. “We’re about to depart...

Heroic pilot’s legacy lives on

Frank Slater was a young boy growing up on a farm prior to World War 2 with a dream of one day flying as...

Naval chaplain returns to roots for Anzac Day

A Navy veteran who continues to serve as a support chaplain at Brisbane’s naval base will return to Warwick this Anzac Day. Before Chaplain Stephen...

Countback win for Johnston

Di Johnston won the Ladies King Street Mechanical stableford event held this past Wednesday at Warwick Golf Club. With 14 ladies travelling to Clifton...

Farmers warn of rising food prices

As fuel prices continue to sit at upwards of $2.60 a litre throughout the region, and producers continue to battle the current drought, people...

GALLERY: Stanthorpe cricket wraps up successful season

After winning both the Slade and Mitchell Shields again and playing a successful 20-Twenty competition, Stanthorpe cricket bid farewell to a successful 2025-26 season...

Strong crowds at Warwick Show exceed expectations

Organisers have hailed strong crowds and record results in the stud and prime cattle sections at this year’s Warwick Show. The show wrapped up for...

Wanderers take title

Wanderers left the best to last winning the Stanthorpe and District Cricket grand final by 93 runs at CF White on Saturday afternoon against...

Helping sick kids through local art

The Warwick Art Gallery has come together with Queensland Children's Hospital to "help make the hospital feel more like home" for sick kids and...

What high-sulfur fuel means for your car

Lower quality fuel is being released in Australia to boost supplies. But what does it mean for prices and will ‘dirty fuel’ harm your car? The...