Labor govt would boost cancer research
AAP
A Labor government would invest $20 million in the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute to boost research into advanced breast cancer and brain cancer.
"Australia's next big medical breakthrough is dependent on giving our world-class researchers the resources and support they need," Opposition Leader Bill Shorten said in a statement on Sunday.
Mr Shorten will join the singer on her 'wellness walk and research run' in Melbourne on Sunday, along with Labor's health spokeswoman Catherine King and social services spokeswoman Jenny Macklin.
Share a tip-off, video or photo with us
Most viewed in Australia
Australian woman who died after falling from cliff near Bali was Queensland ecologist
PM ‘stunned’ over Pauline Hanson’s attack on his late mother
Six years ago, Australia had a $38 billion early super experiment. It didn’t go to plan
Tony Abbott’s ex-chief of staff says she wanted Julia Gillard to succeed
