Cancer Care Moreton Bay has joined Moreton Daily Group as a Strategic Partner, helping raise awareness of cancer treatment and support services available to residents across the City of Moreton Bay.
“We became a Strategic Partner with Moreton Daily Group to help raise awareness of the cancer treatment services available right here in Moreton Bay and reach more people in our local community,” Cancer Care Moreton Bay Chief Commercial Officer Renae Lopez-Buckley said.
“And Moreton Daily has been fantastic in helping us connect with local patients who may benefit from accessing cancer treatment closer to home.”
The partnership comes as the clinic marks its first year of operation, having welcomed 5,500 people through its doors for a range of services and treatments, including more than 600 people receiving radiation therapy.
Offering radiation oncology, medical oncology, haematology and supportive allied health services, Cancer Care Moreton Bay is helping patients access treatment closer to home, reducing the need to travel to Brisbane.
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For Renae, that accessibility can make a significant difference to patients and families navigating cancer treatment.
“It’s about having treatment close to home. Rather than travelling more than an hour for an appointment that might only take 15 minutes, patients can access the care they need locally and get on with their day.”
With bulk-billed radiation therapy available, raising awareness of the clinic’s services has been an important focus since opening.

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Cancer Care Moreton Bay Clinical Engagement Partner Robyn Linsley said the partnership would also help strengthen connections with local healthcare practitioners, businesses and the wider community.
“Partnering with Moreton Daily Group also gives us the opportunity to support a local business that shares our commitment to keeping people informed and connected, while working together to build a stronger community.”
Moreton Daily Group Partnerships Manager Lyndsay Lawler welcomed Cancer Care Moreton Bay as a Strategic Partner, recognising the important role of local journalism in connecting people with services that matter.
“Cancer Care Moreton Bay is providing an incredibly important service to our community, and we’re proud to welcome them as a Strategic Partner,” Lyndsay said.
“Knowing where to turn for care and support can make a real difference, particularly during such a challenging time. By sharing these local stories, we can help connect people with the services available in their own community.”
The partnership will help Cancer Care Moreton Bay continue building awareness of its services while supporting Moreton Daily Group’s commitment to delivering free, independent local journalism across the City of Moreton Bay.


