Rosemary Marshall & The Plague Rats

07/06/2026

She has a story about Barnaby.
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07/06/2026

My fellow Australians,

I pen this letter as a final goodbye to all those I have had the immense privilege of loving, sharing life’s adventures with, working alongside and meeting during what can only be described as a life filled with happiness, optimism, opportunity and passion.

My intention is for this letter to be published upon my passing - as my final farewell.

I cannot thank my beautiful wife Katie and my adored children Emily, Matthew and Lucy enough for their love, their support, their strength, and their compassion. They are shining examples of the best of humanity and make me extremely proud.

To my research and clinical colleagues, I implore you to stay inquisitive and brave and keep striving to break new ground.

To all cancer patients, I encourage you to consider enrolling in research and clinical trials, if on offer.

And to government and the wider community, please keep funding science and medical research. This is the most impactful way that you too can make a difference.

Perhaps the greatest lesson to come from these last three years is that cancer does not define us. It may be the current road we are travelling, but it is not our entire journey.

A terminal cancer diagnosis does however provide clarity as to what truly matters. It shines a spotlight on the importance of relationships, on true friendship and on selflessness.

If my legacy was to continue beyond these words, I would be delighted and humbled to be remembered as a proud everyday Aussie who “gave it a crack”, and in doing so, inspired others to pursue their dreams and passions with humility, love and compassion.

With much love and gratitude,
Richard

07/06/2026

: Professor Richard Scolyer has died aged 59 after a remarkable fight against the 'worst of the worst brain cancers'.

The 2024 Australian of the Year leaves a legacy of fast-tracking revolutionary cancer treatment by becoming "patient zero" for an experimental treatment.

One of the world's top melanoma pathologists, Professor Scolyer and his colleagues took everything they had learnt about fighting melanoma and adapted it to brain cancer treatment.

It resulted in valuable data that showed how immunotherapy could be used for brain cancer – a cancer that has not had any development in treatment for almost two decades.

"I hope this has the power to transform how we treat all cancers, to think big and be courageous.” - Professor Scolyer.

Handed a prognosis of six months, Professor Scolyer kept his cancer at bay for 22 months using the trial treatment before the glioblastoma returned in March 2025.

07/06/2026

Dead. 🤣

07/06/2026

Note the date.
Two old childless angry cookers organised a handful of people to hassle footy fans with children attending a game and then get they pi**ed off because nobody wants to listen to their dribble.

07/06/2026

Old mate was ready to live under a bridge rather than be vaccinated, then his mum got “jabbed” and then got leukaemia. Crazy correlations bro.
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07/06/2026

The Choad is desperate for views, and made a post saying he loves everyone, then proceeds to say some of his usual hate fuelled garbage.

07/06/2026

That speshul time when she hunted for money from the US gun lobby using Steve Dickson in 2019. Old mate Steve hasn’t poked his head up since.
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True that!!!

06/06/2026

Drink up!
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06/06/2026

Gormless George reckons the pharmacist was like a stunned mullet. She probably stood there wondering what the f**k to say to this cooker.
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