Skin cancer. DermNet NZ

The majority of skin cancer can be prevented by careful sun protection, including sunscreens, from an early age. Taking nicotinamide (vitamin B3) can reduce the numbers of nonmelanoma skin cancers. Skin cancers are detected early by regular self skin examination and skin checks by a trained health practitioner. Mole mapping and dermoscopy may be of benefit to those with many or atypical moles.
People who have had a nonmelanoma or keratinocyte skin cancer (BCC or SCC) are at increased risk of further skin cancer, melanoma and internal cancers in the future. This risk is particularly marked in younger people and in people that have any form of immune deficiency or immune suppression.

http://www.dermnetnz.org/lesions/skin-cancer.html 

CanTeen | Supporting young people living with cancer

An eye twitch at just two years old led to five long months of tests and scans for Eilish. Years of treatment for Optic and Hypothalamic Glioma has meant she’s missed a lot of school and felt very isolated from people her own age. 
Today, although living with significant side effects including blindness caused by her tumour, Eilish is embracing life with her fellow CanTeeners and is hopeful for her future.

https://www.canteen.org.nz/ 

Testicular Cancer NZ

Testicular cancer is the most common cancer affecting men between the ages of 15 and 39, but the disease also occurs in other age groups, so all men should be aware of its symptoms. While testicular cancer is common among young men, young men typically do not get a lot of cancer, so overall testicular cancer is a relatively rare disease.
Men with testicular cancer have to make vitally important decisions about types of treatment. They may also have to make important choices and adjustments to enjoy a full life. To do this they need relevant and current information to help them make the decision that is best for them. While it is not our role to give you medical advice, we will guide you to the most appropriate information available.

http://www.testicular.org.nz/ 

Bowel cancer is New Zealand’s cancer

Welcome to Bowel Cancer New Zealand, a national charity for people and their families/whānau affected by bowel cancer. We are working to raise awareness of symptoms, promote early diagnosis and encourage fair and affordable access to treatment for you.
Request a bowel screen test kit. NZ does not have a government-funded nationwide bowel screening programme. All NZers aged 50+ who do not have symptoms or a family history of bowel cancer are encouraged to undertake bowel cancer screening.

http://www.beatbowelcancer.org.nz/

Useful links - Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand

There are many websites offering information on leukaemia and related blood conditions, and some have extensive information on the medical facts about bone marrow-related conditions. This section contains links to some of those websites.
The list is by no means exhaustive and Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand is in no way responsible or liable for the content or suitability of any of these sites.

http://www.leukaemia.org.nz/page/50 

Welcome to Domain Lodge A Great Place to Stay in Auckland

This is where my husband Brian and myself... stayed for about six weeks... while he was having treatment... for cancer... it was so relaxing... and we enjoyed ever minute of our stay there... while we were there... it was free for Brian and for one support person being myself...  Ann

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Domain Lodge is a modern and welcoming motor lodge conveniently located in the central city and is an ideal choice for corporate or leisure, especially those visiting Auckland University, Starship and Auckland Hospitals or the vibrant and trendy restaurant and shopping districts of Parnell and Newmarket.
More than a motel, Domain Lodge will feel like your home away from home with the best of Auckland at your doorstep. Its tranquil garden setting is a haven offering security and comfort after a busy day in the city. We are proud of our guest facilities and look forward to welcoming you soon. You are assured of a high standard of friendly service and attention.

http://www.domainlodge.co.nz/ 

Get The Tools - The Nuts & Bolts of Men's Health

Welcome to the bloke’s place – where you can access the latest A-Z of NZ men's health information & tools.  We want kiwi blokes to live healthier lives & celebrate more birthdays with their family & friends, so welcome to GTT, "The nuts & bolts of mens health"

http://www.getthetools.org.nz/ 

New Zealand Cancer Society

Today 60 New Zealanders will hear the words “you have cancer” If you or someone you care about has cancer, if you want to help provide support, or reduce your own risk of cancer  – you have come to the right place. At Cancer Society, we know how a cancer diagnosis can affect every aspect of your life and we are here to help you through.

Cancer Society can help you get to your medical appointments, or provide accommodation if you live far away from hospital. Our specialist nurses can support you through your treatment and answer any questions you have – big or small. And if you want to talk – we are here to listen. 

No one should face cancer alone… with Cancer Society here, you won’t have to.

https://auckland-northland.cancernz.org.nz/ 

Symptoms of Prostate Problems

Many men begin to have problems with their prostate as they get older. Most problems are caused by simple enlargement of the prostate, but a few are caused by cancer. Usually the first sign of trouble is with passing urine. A man may notice one or more of the following symptoms:

• trouble getting the flow of urine started, especially if in a hurry
• trouble stopping the flow of urine (“dribbling”)
• the stream of urine is weak, or it stops and starts
• needing urgently to pass urine at any time
• feeling a need to pass urine more often during the day, even though not much comes out
• getting up at night to pass urine more than once
• feeling a need to pass more urine, even though none comes out
• pain and/or burning when passing urine; this may be a sign of infection

http://prostate.org.nz/symptoms-diagnosis/

The New Zealand Breast Cancer Education programme

The New Zealand Breast Cancer Education programme delivers an effective breast cancer and breast awareness Education programme.
The programme increases community awareness and understanding of breast cancer and breast health awareness and aims to:
•    increase the number of women over 40 who have mammograms
•    improve information about breast cancer
•    to increase awareness of risks and lifestyle choices 
•    Reach out to at risk communities – Maori and Pacific Islanders
•    Raise knowledge of risk factors for breast cancer

http://www.nzbcf.org.nz/OURFOCUS/AwarenessandEducation/EducationProgramme.aspx?gclid=CJ6177OSvsgCFdgRvQodaEMFNw