Portrait photograph of Julie Briscoe
Julie Briscoe
Partner

Tour de Cure start­ed in 2007 as rebels, tack­ling can­cer – all of it – head on, with a sin­gle-mind­ed focus: rais­ing mon­ey to find a cure for can­cer. Fif­teen years on, we’ve raised over $89 mil­lion, fund­ing 647 projects that have led to 75 sci­en­tif­ic break­throughs. But we want to do even more.

The new brand­ing is all about re-ener­gis­ing our com­mu­ni­ty, with a bright and bold look that con­veys our opti­mism that a cure for can­cer is pos­si­ble. The new logo, look and feel mod­ernises and brings con­sis­ten­cy to the Tour de Cure brand, ready for our next stage of growth.

Along with the new logo, we’ve also got a new web­site, with clear­er nav­i­ga­tion to help you find infor­ma­tion about our impact, events and resources into a sin­gle source. If you’re look­ing to get involved with an event, sup­port us with a dona­tion, or apply for a research grant, please vis­it the web­site to find out more: https://​lnkd​.in/​e​J​MvvpW

All of this would not have hap­pened with­out the sup­port and cre­ative exper­tise of Spe­cial Aus­tralia, Meri Stew­art, Tori Lopez, Cade Heyde, Lind­sey Evans, Sarah Mck­ie.

If you would like to repub­lish this arti­cle, it is gen­er­al­ly approved, but pri­or to doing so please con­tact the Mar­ket­ing team at marketing@​swaab.​com.​au. This arti­cle is not legal advice and the views and com­ments are of a gen­er­al nature only. This arti­cle is not to be relied upon in sub­sti­tu­tion for detailed legal advice.

Publications

Where is my mind? The rise of con­tentious pro­bate pro­ceed­ings sur­round­ing the issue of tes­ta­men­tary capacity

In New South Wales, fam­i­ly pro­vi­sion and con­tentious pro­bate claims under the Suc­ces­sion Act 2006 (NSW) are increas­ing­ly focused on…

Kyle and Jack­ie O: The Work­place Rela­tions Law Perspective

The rela­tion­ship between show­busi­ness duos often comes to an acri­mo­nious end. Mar­tin and Lewis split at the height of their…

The Paper­cut Deci­sion and the Cur­rent Posi­tion on WFH

The FWC’s John­son v Paper­Cut Soft­ware deci­sion has renewed debate about the lim­its of work­ing from home rights. While some have…

In the News

Michael Byrnes appeared on The Quar­ter Hour, a radio indus­try pod­cast host­ed by Wade Kings­ley, to dis­cuss the legal aspects of the Kyle and Jack­ie O split, on 13 March 2026

Michael Byrnes appeared on The Quar­ter Hour, a radio indus­try pod­cast host­ed by Wade Kings­ley, to dis­cuss the legal aspects of the…

McK­night Tonight with Robert McK­night inter­views Michael Byrnes on the legal aspects of the Kyle and Jack­ie O split (from 28:25 to 51:00):

In this in‑depth inter­view, Michael Byrnes, Part­ner and employ­ment law spe­cial­ist, shares prac­ti­cal insights on work­place rela­tions, employ­ment law trends…

Michael Byrnes is quot­ed in the arti­cle, ​“DIY jus­tice: The surge of self-rep­re­sen­ta­tion and its toll on the jus­tice sys­tem”, pub­lished in Lawyers Week­ly on 11 March 2026

Michael Byrnes is quot­ed in the arti­cle, ​“DIY jus­tice: The surge of self-rep­re­sen­ta­tion and its toll on the jus­tice sys­tem”…

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