PRIME MINISTER ONBOARD
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull tweeted about Harry in October and we’re delighted
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull tweeted about Harry in October and we’re delighted that his well-known love of trains means he’s supporting us.
The research into genetic cures for inherited eye conditions will require federal funding and we will discuss all manner of support with the Prime Minister, The Health Minister and many Federal bodies as Genetic Cures comes into action throughout 2017 and beyond.
This Tweet from the PM gave us a huge amount of publicity for our cause and we’re grateful indeed.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull via Twitter
NEWS ITEMS
- “Rare As One” Chan - Zuckerberg Initiative awards Usher 1F Collaborative US$450,000 Grant ---------------------------------
- Harry meets our PM Scott Morrison ---------------------------------
- $150 million Federal Government donation to Stem Cells Australia ---------------------------------
- Hollie Feller has been nominated for Australian Victorian of the Year ---------------------------------
- A year’s steady progress ---------------------------------
- PRIME MINISTER ONBOARD ---------------------------------
- Race for a Cure Round The Bay - $20,000 Target Beaten… ---------------------------------
- SBS / The Feed ---------------------------------
- Cycle Around The Bay ---------------------------------
- Harry sparkles in the Australian Women’s Weekly ---------------------------------
- Cutting-edge technology ---------------------------------
- HARRY MEETS THE HAWKS! ---------------------------------
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All research supported by Genetic Cures Australia has a scientific rationale that is not based on anecdotal evidence or patient testimonials.
We do not and never will support unfounded or unethical therapies.
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