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The Australian-Canadian Prostate Cancer Research Alliance is a partly Queensland government-funded network of Australian and Canadian academic, scientific, and clinical experts and scholars working in the area of prostate cancer. We provide a framework to facilitate the advancement of discoveries, from high tech applications through to validation, preclinical proof of principle, and clinical evaluation. The primary hub of the AC-PCRA is led by the Australian Prostate Cancer Research Centre – Queensland, which is a collaboration between the Queensland University of Technology, and the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane, Australia. A major Canadian collaborator is the Vancouver Prostate Centre.

The Garvan Institute of Medical Research was founded over forty years ago by the Sisters of Charity as a small research department of St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney. Since then, it has grown to become one of Australia’s largest medical research institutions with over three hundred scientists, students and support staff. Garvan enjoys major collaborative programs with national and international institutions and places emphasis on clinical links with hospitals and interactions with industry. All content is managed by the Plone Content Management System. Mooball IT originally provided all technical development to Digital Eskimo. Mooball IT provides ongoing technical development, support and hosting to Garvan Institute.

Established in 1945, The Australian College of Health Service Executives is now Australia's largest professional body representing health management.

ACHSE aims to develop and foster excellence in health service management through education and ongoing professional development for existing and potential health service managers.

The Bayview Bulletin is produced by the Bayview Golf Club on a regular basis for club members. It aims to keep you informed about the latest news and events within the club.

The Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron (RSAYS) began its life as the South Australian Yacht Club (SAYC) on 5 November 1869. On 25 October 1890 Her Majesty Queen Victoria granted the title Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron, which it has borne ever since. The Admiralty warrant authorising wearing of the Blue Ensign was dated 4 November 1890.