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36 Australians are diagnosed with lung cancer every day.

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We focus on research and education to prevent, treat and cure thoracic cancers.

Our Commitment

At the Thoracic Oncology Group of Australasia (TOGA), we are committed to improving lung cancer treatment and survival. Through the design of world-class research and trials, we hope to give you access to advanced treatment.

Support us

Inspire lung cancer patients through funding research and trials. 

Impactful education

An education program to better equip you to implement new findings into your care.   

Join us

Be part of TOGA and share a mission to prevent, treat, and cure thoracic cancer.

Research ideas

Our expert review process assists in developing high-quality funding applications.

Key Statistics About Thoracic Cancer

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TOGA Events

TOGA Lung Cancer Preceptorship 2025

A two-day workshop with an intensive and active learning program for medical trainees, fellows and nurses interested in
28-29 November 2025

TOGA Post ESMO/ASTRO/iMig Symposium 2025

Thoracic cancer highlights from the 2025 international ESMO, ASTRO and iMig conferences presented as virtual symposia.
November 11, 2025

TOGA Post WCLC Symposium 2025

Thoracic cancer highlights from the 2025 WCLC conference presented as virtual symposia.
September 23, 2025

Featured News

TOGA is excited to be part of the European Thoracic Oncology Platform (ETOP) ADOPT-Lung clinical trial, with recruitment expected to open towards the end of
DYNAMALK is a significant clinical trial investigating the potential of comprehensive genomic profiling to revolutionize the treatment of ALK+ Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC)
SHERLOCK is a clinical research study, being led by TOGA and coordinated by the NHMRC CTC, looking at the effectiveness of a new treatment combination
The Thoracic Oncology Group of Australasia (TOGA) is thrilled to announce the recipients of the 2025 Inspirational Research Grants.
The Inspirational Research Grant has been created from philanthropic donations to increase research into prevention, treatment, or improved lives of those living with thoracic cancers.