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Set a reminderAbout Bowel CancerWhy take the test?How it worksFirst Nations Communities
Man holding Bowel Cancer test kit.Man holding Bowel Cancer test kit.

Bowel cancer screening.

This free home test kit could save your life.

Man holding Bowel Cancer test kit.


Man holding Bowel Cancer test kit.
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Have a bowel screening kit but need reminding to use it? We can help!

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What is bowel cancer?

Bowel cancer can develop without any symptoms. But when found early, 90% of cases can be treated successfully.

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How the bowel screening test works

The test is quick, simple and completed at home. Take the four easy steps that could save your life.

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Why take the test?

Bowel cancer is one of the most common cancers in Australia which affects men and women. Regular screening could save your life.

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Aged 45 to 49 and want a kit? Overdue for screening, need a replacement kit or form? 

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Personal Stories

James Freeman in a close up, looking at the camera.

James' Story

Shitbox Rally founder, James Freeman, urges you to take the at-home bowel screening test kit.

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A man looking at the camera with his arms crossed.

Craig's Story

Craig urges everyone to do the bowel cancer screening test, it saved his life.

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Eris standing on a bush trail.

Erik's Story

He received the bowel screening test in the mail shortly after his 50th birthday.

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Belle sitting and looking at the camera.

Belle's Story

At age 50, Belle thought she was too young to have bowel cancer.

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James holding a Bowel Cancer awareness sign.

James’ story

James says that the bowel cancer screening test may sound unappealing

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