The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists To promote the science and practice of the medical specialties of clinical radiology (diagnostic and

The formation of the Australian and New Zealand Association of Radiology early in 1935 led to the College of Radiologists in 1949. Since then, the College has had three further name changes, until finally becoming The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists in 1998.

RANZCR is pleased to announce the opening of the 2026 Radiation Oncology Large Research Grants scheme, following a succe...
14/04/2026

RANZCR is pleased to announce the opening of the 2026 Radiation Oncology Large Research Grants scheme, following a successful inaugural year in 2025. 🌟

With approximately AUD$180,000 available, this scheme supports mid-sized, nationally focused radiation oncology research and provides substantial funding for mid-career researchers leading major projects.

Applications are open to RANZCR Fellows employed by contributing institutions.

👉 View the guidelines >> https://ow.ly/xlyM50YIwU5

👉 View the application form >> https://ow.ly/awM650YIwU6

Please direct enquiries to gaps@ranzcr.edu.au

📜 Share your radiology journey and it will be preserved in the RANZCR Archives for future generations!Your story is part...
13/04/2026

📜 Share your radiology journey and it will be preserved in the RANZCR Archives for future generations!

Your story is part of our legacy. Make your mark on RANZCR history by sharing your stories, experiences and reflections on your radiology journey to date — through handwritten letters, emails, photographs, videos or voice recordings.

All RANZCR members are invited to contribute to the Trainor Owen Archive and help preserve the history of radiology and radiation oncology in Australia and New Zealand.

Your contribution will help document our profession’s journey and inspire generations to come.

📧Share by email >> archives@ranzcr.edu.au

📫Share by post >> The Archivist, RANZCR, Level 9/51 Druitt St, Sydney NSW 2000

Visit the collection online >> https://ow.ly/ChgS50YHYKx

📢 Don’t miss Episode 2 of The Scan!Radiation oncologist Dr Gerry Adams discusses regional cancer care, clinical innovati...
10/04/2026

📢 Don’t miss Episode 2 of The Scan!

Radiation oncologist Dr Gerry Adams discusses regional cancer care, clinical innovation and his journey from Northern Ireland to Queensland. He also reflects on his leadership within RANZCR and the future of cancer treatment.

Watch the full video here >> https://ow.ly/vgRs50YGbr5

The Gold Coast turned it on this week for our site visit for the 2027 RANZCR ASM. Great to meet with our Convenors Dr Ma...
10/04/2026

The Gold Coast turned it on this week for our site visit for the 2027 RANZCR ASM. Great to meet with our Convenors Dr Matthew Aitken, Dr Sarah Leeson, Prof Sandeep Bhuta and A/Prof Siddhartha Baxi. ☀️

Planning is well underway, and we’re excited about what’s ahead.

We’re still seeking an IR/INR Convenor to join the team and help shape the program for this outstanding event.

✉️Interested? Email events@ranzcr.edu.au

We look forward to combining sun, sand and surf with a strong educational program on the Gold Coast in October 2027. 🏖️

09/04/2026

Victorian trainees are invited to join the RANZCR VIC Branch Committee for an evening of networking, learning and connection at The Gertrude Hotel, Fitzroy, VIC.

Join us from 6:00 pm for drinks on arrival, followed by canapés, short informative talks, and a relaxed opportunity to connect with peers and colleagues. The evening is designed to support you through your training journey, with sessions covering:
🔹 Support and assistance available to trainees
🔹 Guidance for IMGs
🔹 Exam format, structure, and practical advice

📅 Wednesday, 15 April
🌟 With thanks to our sponsor GCG Global Healthcare.

Register now: https://ow.ly/Rl4050YGiVN

09/04/2026

We look forward to welcoming Prof. André Dekker as a keynote speaker at Intelligence26 in Sydney from 24–25 July.🌟

Prof. Dekker is a Medical Physicist and Professor of Clinical Data Science at Maastro Clinic, Maastricht University and Maastricht UMC+, with extensive experience turning AI research into real‑world clinical outcomes.

Keynote topics include:
🔹Clinical implementation of AI in radiation oncology
🔹FAIR real‑world data to develop AI applications

This is a valuable opportunity for RANZCR members looking to move beyond theory and gain insight into what AI implementation looks like in practice.

Register now: https://ow.ly/L0w450YGiOm

RANZCR warmly commends Minister Simeon Brown MP, Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora, the Royal Aust & NZ College of Obste...
09/04/2026

RANZCR warmly commends Minister Simeon Brown MP, Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora, the Royal Aust & NZ College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists RANZCOG, and the New Zealand College of Midwives on their commitment to delivering long-term, sustainable funding solutions for maternity ultrasound services in Aotearoa New Zealand.

The interim measures announced are a positive step towards fairer access to maternity ultrasound - and will make a meaningful difference to mothers and whānau across the motu.

RANZCR is proud to have played a role in collaborative advocacy on this long-standing issue, and we strongly support continued partnership to ensure sustainable funding solutions that protect access to maternity care now and into the future. Ngā mihi nui to all involved.

RANZCOG and New Zealand College of Midwives welcome the commitment from Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora and the Hon. Simeon Brown, Minister of Health, to deliver long-term solutions for maternity ultrasound funding. We also acknowledge the introduction of interim measures to ease the burden of unaffordable co-payments while urgent work on developing sustainable funding models continues.

Late last year, when a significant rise in maternity ultrasound co-payments was anticipated, NZCOM and RANZCOG wrote to the Minister seeking immediate action - calling for both short-term relief and a comprehensive review of funding.

Today’s announcement confirms new arrangements with private, community-based providers - who deliver most maternity ultrasound scans - to cap co-payments at $30 for those with a Community Services Card and $90 for others. This is a reduction from the previously proposed increases of $75 and $150.

For many years, RANZCOG and NZCOM have raised concerns about outdated funding and rising co-payments, warning that cost barriers will prevent families from accessing clinically necessary scans - potentially putting mothers and babies at risk of avoidable harm.

Read more on the College’s website: https://ranzcog.edu.au/news/maternity-ultrasound-funding/

A/Prof Nick Brown, Interventional Radiologist and Clinical Director of Radiology at I-MED Wesley Hospital, joins Dr Norm...
08/04/2026

A/Prof Nick Brown, Interventional Radiologist and Clinical Director of Radiology at I-MED Wesley Hospital, joins Dr Norman Swan on ABC Radio National's Health Report to discuss the latest research into benign prostatic hyperplasia.

While surgery has traditionally been the standard treatment for this condition, growing evidence now points to a less invasive procedure called 'prostate artery embolisation' which can achieve comparable outcomes with fewer side effects.

👉 Listen here: https://ow.ly/lJMQ50YFjOg

Join our Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Oncology reviewer community and help shape the future of radiology whi...
08/04/2026

Join our Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Oncology reviewer community and help shape the future of radiology while supporting cancer charities >> https://www.ranzcr.com/current-opportunity/jmiro-reviewer/

Celebrating Our JMIRO Reviewers – Making a Difference Together! 📑🫶

Your commitment to peer review not only advances our journal but directly supports cancer research in Australia and New Zealand. For every qualifying review completed within 5 days, RANZCR donates to Cancer Council Australia or Cancer Society New Zealand – recognising your dedication and amplifying your impact beyond the profession. Since 2021, members like you have helped contribute $20,750 to these vital causes.

Want to make a difference? Join our reviewer community and help shape the future of radiology while supporting cancer charities >> https://ow.ly/XSn750YFnOB

07/04/2026

In case you missed it! Episode 2 of The Scan is out now.

Radiation Oncologist Dr Gerry Adams reflects on the “tyranny of distance” and the challenges and opportunities of building radiation oncology services in regional Australia.

From starting out as a solo clinician in Bundaberg to helping grow a centre that now treats up to 1,000 patients each year, Dr Adams shares what it takes to improve access to world‑class cancer care outside metropolitan centres.

Watch the full episode now >> https://ow.ly/zSwZ50YC5mK

07/04/2026
✨ Nisbet Orator Announcement ✨We are delighted to announce Nathan Fa’avae as our Nisbet Orator.An accomplished adventure...
01/04/2026

✨ Nisbet Orator Announcement ✨
We are delighted to announce Nathan Fa’avae as our Nisbet Orator.

An accomplished adventurer, entrepreneur and community leader, Nathan brings an extraordinary story of resilience, leadership and purpose. Diagnosed with a serious heart condition as a teenager, he has navigated elite sport alongside significant health challenges, demonstrating remarkable determination and perspective.

Do not miss the opportunity to hear Nathan speak — secure your Super Early Bird rate before Friday 24 April at midnight (AEST).🐦

🔗 Register now: https://ow.ly/SPZH50YByOn?

Learn more about Nathan Fa’avae and his journey as our 2026 Nisbet Orator:
https://ow.ly/8EjM50YByOh

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