2018

CCA featured on Ten Daily
A new study into ‘poo transplants’ has identified good and bad bacteria that will help treat people with chronic gut conditions. But, the discovery is a hard one to swallow.

Crohn's warrior shares his story
Shane, Dana, Anabel, 5, and Wyatt, 3, Maher are ready to step out 150 kilometres during the month of September for the Live Fearless Challenge to raise awareness and funds for Crohns.
2017

Tahlia Giumelli featured in News.com.au
MISS Universe Australia finalist Tahlia Giumelli had to reveal her private battle to her boyfriend, Rabbitohs star Tom Burgess, before they began dating. Giumelli, who will compete for the prestigious crown in Bali in June, lives with Crohn’s disease, which she has battling since 2013.
2016

Brittani Nicholl shares her story with ABC Online
This time last year, Brittani Nicholl was having 20 centimetres of her bowel removed and using an ileostomy bag. Now she is on her way to Costa Rica to represent Australia in the International Surfing Association (ISA) World Surfing Games.
2015

CCA in April Issue of Good Practice Magazine
A Hidden Disease
General practice continues to play an important role in educating young people with inflammatory bowel disease as its prevalence increases in Australia. Check out the full article through the link below…
2014

Brittani Nicholl for Curl Magazine NZ
Our Ambassador Brittani features in Curl Magazine NZ and talks about living with Crohn’s and how she overcame the odds to battle it out as a pro surfer. Check out the full article through the link below or if you’re on a mobile device you can view the PDF version here Brittani Nicholl for Curl NZ

Daneil reveals all in fight for Crohn's and colitis cure
It started off as a bit of a laugh, but 26-year-old Brisbane-based construction worker Daniel Searle raised more than $4,000 and a lot of awareness when he decided to recreate a viral photograph of a young woman with a colostomy bag wearing a bikini.

Off on an adventure
Publication: Western Advocate
Date: 31 July 2014
Bathurst dad Rick Foster has started training for a marathon charity bike ride to raise funds for The Children’s Hospital at Westmead and Crohn’s &Colitis Australia (CCA).

Support for IBD Kids
Publication: Australian Educator
Date: February 2014
With one in 250 Australians aged 5-49 now diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), most teachers will inevitably encounter a student or colleague with the condition.

Station: 774 ABC Melbourne radio
Date: 26 January 2014
Listen to Gastroenterologist and Crohn’s & Colitis Australia (CCA) Director Professor Paul Pavli’s interview with Red Symons.
Professor Pavli explains the difference between IBS and IBD, the devestating impact IBD can have on individuals’ lives and the important role CCA plays in making life more liveable for people with IBD.
2013

Grant provides vital support
Publication: Progress Leader
Date: 31 December 2013
Visit to CCA offices by local MP The Hon. Ted Baillieu to celebrate receipt of $50,000 Victorian Government Health Grant.