Australia news live: Julia Gillard ‘disgusted’ by ‘ditch the witch’ ads targeting Victorian premier; One Nation ahead of Labor in new poll
Former Labor prime minister angered at Melbourne brothel owner’s use of ‘tired old trope’ Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Scolyer a ‘man of warmth and hope’, NSW premier says The NSW premier, Chris Minns, says Richard Scolyer was a “great Australian, a pioneering scientist, and an inspiring example of grace in his final years”. Because of Richard’s brilliant research, advanced Melanoma went from a death sentence to a curable disease. As a result o
Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard has expressed strong disapproval of advertisements targeting the Victorian Premier, describing them as "disgusted" and a "tired old trope." Meanwhile, NSW Premier Chris Minns has paid a heartfelt tribute to pioneering melanoma scientist Richard Scolyer, who recently passed away. Minns lauded Scolyer as a "great Australian" whose groundbreaking research transformed advanced melanoma from a terminal illness into a curable disease, saving countless lives in a country with high skin cancer rates.
Scolyer faced his own battle with brain cancer with remarkable warmth and hope, inspiring many across the nation. His dedication, even while living with stage four cancer, was evident as he continued to raise funds for a cure, embodying selflessness and compassion. His legacy is one of hope and resilience in the face of adversity.
The story highlights significant public figures' reactions to political attacks and honors a prominent scientist whose work has had a profound impact on public health.
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