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20 years of tea brews hope for next 20 years
Alana Lowes pops the kettle on for 20-year cause!
Aussie blokes swap bellies for better health
Back to school SunSmart survival tips
Ben Lee gives Brisbane summer a new sound
Big Aussie BBQ to benefit Cancer Council Queensland
Brain tumour education day a boost for patients
Breast cancer survivors can't sleep: study
Cancer Council backs obesity shock tactic
Cancer Council calls for ban on solariums in Queensland
Cancer Council celebrates steps towards a smoke free Ipswich
Cancer Council commends Can Do commitment to cancer patients
Cancer Council creates iheard.com.au to help dispel myths
Cancer Council plants pods for public download
Cancer Council Qld awarded 2012 EOWA Employer of Choice for Women
Cancer Council Queensland launches free statewide wig and turban service
Cancer Council Queensland warns men to watch their back
Cancer Council says thanks a million to volunteers!
Cancer Council star shines at Lord Mayor's Australia Day Awards
Cancer Council teams-up to tackle obesity
Cancer Council to host online forum for women worried about breast cancer genes
Cancer Council welcomes Minister's BreastScreen initiative
Cancer Council welcomes Minister's stance against big tobacco
Cancer Council welcomes Ministerial support for solarium ban
Cancer Council welcomes Premier's pledge to ban solariums
Cancer lodge launches with landmark donation
Cancer survivors benefit from free education and support program
Cancer survivors supported with free forum
CCQ CEO quits chocolate for cancer cause this Easter
Celebrating 20 years of chari-tea
Celebrity chefs share morning tea secrets
Cell therapy to fight skin cancer
CEO Jeff Dunn says thank you to dedicated supporters
Come on Aussie! Help your mates get healthy
Congratulations Australia Day Awards recipients
Deaths of 640 regional bowel and breast cancer patients avoidable
Diet and exercise alone could slash cancer cases
Diet changes crucial to reduce bowel cancer risk
Experts call for double time to end obesity toll
First two years crucial for Indigenous cancer patients
Friend some fresh air this World No Tobacco Day
Global cancer experts gather in Brisbane for world-class congress
Grants now available for sun safety
Grants provide $200,000 boost for cancer care providers
Help us get under the surface of melanoma to save lives
High Court ruling on tobacco packs a win for Australia's health
Hopes rise for regional cancer survival: Cancer Council celebrates subsidy increase
Host a virtual morning tea this May!
International Women's Day - make a pledge to prioritise personal health
Ipswich Hospital set to go smoke-free
Ipswich to go smoke-free from February
Kate Carlyle's true colours shine pink
Keeping south east Queensland kids sun safe
Kick-start a healthy countdown to Christmas
LIKE: Smart phones for smart health - Gen Y the target
LIVESTRONG teams with Cancer Council to launch Australian-first survey: Quality of life the goal
Lung cancer in women on rise, while male rates decline
Make a pledge to a healthier life on World Cancer Day
Marylyn Mayo Lodge launches new legacy for local cancer patients
Michael Clarke supports cancer in the fourth test today!
Misconceptions renew call for solarium ban
Morning tea and $2.4 million for national cancer data collection
New Atlas maps the way forward for cancer survival
New directory puts translated cancer resources within click of a mouse
New food label laws a win for consumers
New life-saving Cancer Council lodge opens for regional cancer patients
New study: 61,000 cancer deaths avoided in 20 years
Party produces SunSmart State
Pledge 'I Can' this World Cancer Day - February 4, 2013
Popular smoke-free youth program opens
Public system delays diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer
Queen of the Tea Cosies, Loani Prior, joins the tea party
Queen Street Mall smoke-free from September
Queensland kids in sugar-sweet state
Queensland lifestyle fast-tracks risk of cancer
Queensland primary schools not-so-SunSmart
Queenslanders - save children from cancer this Christmas
Queenslanders with cancer urged to seek help in floods
Quitting resolutions off the agenda for New Year
Radio show helps Queenslanders live well
Real Stories - SunSmart's secondary school hub
Regular pap smears essential for Queensland women
Say 'I Can for Cancer' in 2012
Schoolies most in need of a good Slip, Slop, Slap
Screening reaches women, but rates still too low
Share of $50,000 helps young Queenslanders Seize the Day
Stay SunSmart as temperatures soar
Stay SunSmart as temperatures soar
Stephanie Rice helps grow hope this Daffodil Day
Stock up on your Chari-tea essentials!
Sunshine State gets its SunSmart Party on!
SunSmart Schools awarded through National SunSmart Schools and Early Childhood Program
SunSmart supplies to top back to school lists
Survival rates expected to rise with PTSS boost
Swap it, and save the state of our health
Swim-shirts help reduce kids' skin cancer risk
Time running out to register for popular smoke-free youth program
Top tips for a healthy morning tea
Two-year survival provides hope for Indigenous cancer patients
Update on advice regarding BreastScreen Queensland
Warnings issued as SPF50+ sunscreen hits shelves
Web-based help for Queensland cancer patients
Women - get familiar with ovarian cancer symptoms this February
World-first plain packs to save lives
You CAN Go Blue for Cancer - it's Men's Health Week!
Cancer statistics now easily available
Queensland women urged to undergo regular breast checks
Bridging the gap between breast cancer inequalities
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Call for a smoking ban outside school gates

Parents of Ashmore State School students are calling for a ban on smoking outside school gates, saying the habit is harmful for their children and sets a bad example.

Anne Savage from Cancer Council Queensland discussed the issue with Spencer Howson on 612 ABC Brisbane this morning (31 October).

Listen to the interview here.

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