Transplant Australia has been working with the eight other sports disability organisations on the development of a collaboration to improve our role in providing sporting opportunities for transplant recipients, those…
Thank You. Two simple words that can mean so much. We use them every day of our lives. Maybe it is a simple 'thanks', 'great stuff', 'bewdy, mate'. Whatever form…
The Tasmanian State Health Minister, The Hon. Sarah Courtney, today formally announced Launceston would host the 2020 Australian Transplant Games. She was joined by the Mayor of Launceston, Albert Van…
Two websites into one! Transplant Australia is the proud owner of the Australian Transplant Games. In the past we have run two websites – one for all the activities…
In support of DonateLife Week we are pleased to share Alise Minogue's transplant journey. I was born with infantile polycystic kidney disease. It was misdiagnosed a number of times before…
Fiona Bester a long time member from Tasmania passed away on the 30th June, 2019. Fiona received a kidney from her mother Rosemary in 2005. Fiona was a valued Tasmanian…
In 2016 Australian Gavin Roberts was on the tip of a lifetime in the UK. Just 28, the talent electrical engineer had been scouted to further his career overseas. All…
Christine Murray, Heart Transplant Recipient. 18 years It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to Christine Murray, who passed away on Wednesday the 19th of June. Christine definitely…
By Jasmyn Campbell, Australian Youth Ambassador, Transplant Australia I had the most awesome time at tackers camp in Switzerland! There was so much to see, so many people to…
Penrith Panthers Head Coach, Ivan Cleary, has already done more than enough for the cause of organ and tissue donation. In late 2017 he donated a kidney to his brother,…
We are on the look out for people to be guest contributors on our website. Share your story, your achievements and your goals. Let us know what is going on in your world!
We are building a platform for our members to contribute to our community and we would love to hear from you.
You don’t have to be an amazing writer or have experience in writing, you just need to have something to share. If you’re interested email your details to contactus@transplant.org.au and we will contact you.
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