2026 Health Professional Conference

Get in early and save the date for our 2026 National Lymphoma Health Professional Conference.

Our conferences have been gaining in popularity over the last few years, with our last 2 conferences selling out VERY early! Tickets will go on sale for our next conference soon, but to make sure you don’t miss out, register your interest early to make sure you’re notified as soon as they go on sale.

Register your interest early!

Our last conference sold out early so make sure to register today to make sure you don’t miss out.

Lymphoma Australia hosts the only lymphoma specific conference for nurses, allied health and multidisciplinary staff in Australia. The 2026 event will see people from all states in Australia and overseas, flock to Sydney for this annual event.

Details

Date: Friday 27th and Saturday 28th March 2026.

Where: In-person conference, Sofitel Sydney – Wentworth, 12 Darling Drive, Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Public transport:

Light Rail (tram) – Bridge street
Bus – Martin Place Metro (The Metro)
Train – Martin Place Train Station.

Download Conference Flyer here

Agenda – Details coming soon!

We are in the process of finalising our guest speakers and agenda. Details will be uploaded here soon. However, as a sneak peek, topics may include:

Lymphoma subtype specific information and updates including the more common, and rarer lymphoma subtypes.
Psychosocial impact of lymphoma.
The patient voice.
Financial toxicity.
Rapid fire sessions
And much more!

Highlights from previous conferences

Participant feedback

"I enjoyed the cases studies, And I particularly enjoyed the speakers who were nurses as I could better understand them and relate to their experiences"

"The Rapid Fire Sessions were GREAT!"

"I feel better equipped to provide support and education to my patients with an emphasis on long term support post treatment"

"I've learnt so much! Cells of origin, mabs, exercise and physio - Very good topics"

"Loved the MDT"

"Was great to have the MDT discuss case studies and especially the difficult cases!"

"Loved the range of speakers!"

"The patient experiences were so valuable, and the length of talks were broken up into digestible pieces that kept my interest."

"The debate was really interesting - And the interview with patient and doctor together"

"I now have the confidence to support and educate my patients holistically, respectfully & with humility"