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	 Neurodiverse uni students feel disadvantaged without proper support

The Wire - 16 September 2026

This week the McGrath Foundation marks its 21st anniversary of providing care nurses for patients living with cancer. It's been more than 18 months since the McGrath Foundation broadened their program of cancer care nurses to cover all types of cancer. With ONE in TWO Australians expected to be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, the challenge is to reach as many patients as possible, especially in regional areas.

This week the McGrath Foundation marks its 21st anniversary of providing care nurses for patients living with cancer. It's been more than 18 months since the McGrath Foundation broadened their program of cancer care nurses to cover all types of cancer. With ONE in TWO Australians expected to be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, the challenge is to reach as many patients as possible, especially in regional areas.

More funds needed for cancer care nurses program

In October last year, TWO activists were arrested in the outskirts of US military facility Pine Gap, 28kms south west of Alice Springs, for blocking the main access point.

Yesterday, the Courts decided not to record a criminal conviction against activists Jorgen Doyle and Yul Scarf.

In October last year, TWO activists were arrested in the outskirts of US military facility Pine Gap, 28kms south west of Alice Springs, for blocking the main access point.
Yesterday, the Courts decided not to record a criminal conviction against activists Jorgen Doyle and Yul Scarf.

Neurodiverse uni students feel disadvantaged without proper support

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