The BTAA Helpline service to callers requesting support for brain tumours and related neurological issues will be temporarily paused for a period of review and reassessment. While we are unable to take your call during this period, we wish to redirect your concerns or questions to a dedicated and appropriately resourced agency able to provide advice and support for your situation.

BTAA shares this statement on behalf of BTAA and the Australian Brain Tumour Collaborative (ABTC). Today, on World Brain Tumour Awareness Day, we honour the life and legacy of Professor Richard Scolyer AO — a giant of Australian science, a courageous patient, and an enduring champion for the brain cancer community.

Brain Tumour Alliance Australia is pleased to announce the appointment of its new Board, bringing together leaders in governance, advocacy, research...

Head to the Hill 2025 saw patients, carers, clinicians and researchers come together to share their stories and advocate directly to federal MPs about the urgent needs of the brain tumour community. From personal stories, calls for funding and support from MPs, the day was full of powerful speeches and insights. Keynote speakers included Professor Richard Scolyer, Gail O’Brien and the Hon Mark Butler, Minister for Health.

BTAA announces new research into the staggering economic burden of Brain Cancer on society, detailing the burden of disease and outlining key initiatives in research and support that can make a difference.

Are you a parent, caregiver, or young person with experience of paediatric low-grade glioma (pLGG) in Australia?