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Shane Webke

It's Our Way of Life!

It's our way of life to protect ourselves and those we love. Yet, every 90 seconds another one of us is diagnosed with skin cancer. Watch Suncorp's new television commercial and special message recorded by Suncorp SunWise Ambassador, Shane Webcke and help us make protection from the sun, part of our way of life.


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Suncorp SunWise Project Protect is giving 100 clubs or community groups the chance to win a year's free sunscreen.

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Experts are warning Brisbane families that winter sun can be deadly with new research showing one in two people don't slop on sunscreen when the mercury drops
Webcke takes winter skin cancer message to sporting front line
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Cricketing great Adam Gilchrist is pulling on a new type of hat - a broad-brimmed one in place of his old baggy green - to go into bat to help protect West Australians from the deadly effects of skin cancer.
Gilly goes into bat to protect West Australians from Skin Cancer
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Australia's fifth largest bank and second largest general insurer, Suncorp, is joining forces with Western Australia's world-class melanoma reserach centre to spearhead a new campaign to combat the skin cancer epidemic gripping the State.
Suncorp and WAIMR join forces to spearhead new sun protection campaign in WA
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The flip flop of a pair of thongs is the sound of an Australian summer but experts are warning the shores can leave feet exposed to the sun's harmful rays.
Warning: Thongs can lead to indecent exposure
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Mackay residents are heeding the sun safe message with hundreds of litres of free sunscreen being pumped out at some of the city's most popular aquatic facilities.
Mackay residents slop on hundreds of litres of free sunscreen
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As tens of thousands of sun worshippers prepare to make the annual Boxing Day pilgrimage to the Sunshine and Gold Coasts, skin cancer awareness campaingers are warning about one in seven are likely to burn.
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