Highly active member of the Whyalla Mount Laura Lions Club and the
Bluelight organisation, Brian Marshall was announced as this year's
Whyalla Australia Day citizen.
Resident of 18 years, Mr Marshall has spent significant time
focusing on the needs of Whyalla youth, general community service
and men's health issues.
Mayor Jim Pollock also announced Carols in the Park the Whyalla
Australia Day Event of the Year for 2010.
click here for further details
“Encourage Innovation, Plan the Future”
District C1 Cabinet
1st Cabinet Meeting
26th July 2009 -10.00 - 10.30am
Wallaroo Lions Den, Wallaroo
2nd Cabinet Meeting
16th October 2009 - 10.00 - 10.30am
Clare Country Club, Clare
3rd Cabinet Meeting
7th February 2010 - 10.00 - 10.30am
Gumeracha Hall, Torrens Valley
4th Cabinet Meeting
30th May 2010 - 10.00 - 10.30am
Port Augusta
includes Shadow Cabinet Meeting
DG Handover
TBA
Prostate cancer is now the second most common
cancer diagnosed after skin cancer in Australia
and, understandably causes a great deal of
concern in the community.
However, there are many
features of prostate cancer which make it one of
the least threatening of cancers! Prostate
cancer is usually slow growing. After diagnosis,
a majority of men survive for 10 years or more.
When caught early enough and treated with either
surgery or radiotherapy, prostate cancer can be
cured.
The slow development of
cancer in most men means that after receiving a
diagnosis, a man can take his time in choosing a
treatment - and there is a choice of treatments!
However, treatment decisions are not necessarily
straight forward and it is wise to inform
yourself about these choices and discuss them
with a number of people (your General
Practitioner, Urologist, Radiation Oncologist
and your family) before making the final choice.
