Trekking South for GI Cancer Patients
In two-weeks, Dr Amy Shorthouse will leaving her home in Canberra to trek for four days along the... Read More
Great Ocean Road Adventure
In May 2022, Associate Professor Lara Lipton and clinical dietitian Belinda Steer led a Gutsy trek each through... Read More
Flinders Trek for GI Cancer Research
In late autumn 2022, a team of 18 Gutsy trekkers set out on a 4-day adventure in the... Read More
This One’s For Tom
Susan Lohan is not one to shy away from a physical challenge, especially when it’s to raise money... Read More
A 15km trek for Research
In February 2023, NSW Medical Oncologist, Dr Andrew Parsonson will be leading his first Gutsy Challenge trek in... Read More
A Trek for Matt
Rachael Page is not one to shy away from a physical challenge. She has supported cancer research by... Read More
A Long Walk for GIST
In October 2022, Erin Jamieson walked 17km through the NSW Blue Mountains to raise vital funds for GI... Read More
A Sunny Trek for Cancer Research
On Saturday 24 February, a team of 19 Gutsy fundraisers trekked their way through 18km of bushland in... Read More
Lis’ City to Bondi Run
In August 2023, Lis Boyce took on her first City2Surf run in Sydney to raise funds and awareness... Read More
Beyond the Darkness for Research
On 16th September 2023, Jackie Green hosted an incredible benefit concert in Annerley QLD, to raise much needed... Read More
Exploring Ancient Landscapes for GI cancer research
On the 16th of September 2023, against the backdrop of a beautiful sunny day, a group of 18... Read More
Traversing Mountains for Research
This Spring, Bendigo Cancer Research Manager, Narelle McPhee will be stepping out of the hospital and into the... Read More
Extinct Volcanoes and GI Cancer Research
In November 2023, a Gutsy team of seven Australians and three Kiwi’s set off from Christchurch in Aotearoa... Read More
Getting Gutsy in the Grampians
Over four days in March, a team of eight Gutsy trekkers took on the Grampians Gutsy Challenge to... Read More
Blue Sky Gutsy Adventure in the Blue Mountains
With 11 people, 26,000 steps, an elevation gain of 600 meters, over 17km distance, a moving time of... Read More
From idea to innovation: All about translational research
As a dedicated supporter of the GI Cancer Institute, you may have seen the term, ‘translational research’. But... Read More
“Something I’ve never done before”: Lewis’ story
“I am going to run the full length of the Sunshine Coast,”... Read More
New quality of life trial now open: STOPNET
Last year, we asked for your help to fund a new trial: the STOPNET trial. We’re incredibly proud... Read More
World-first new rare cancer trial is a win for Australian patients
We’re proud to announce that a world-first, Australian trial investigating a potential new treatment option for patients with... Read More
Russell Conley retires from AGITG and GI Cancer Institute
A message from our Board Chair, Professor Lorraine Chantrill After 22 years of dedicated service, Russell Conley has decided... Read More