What's on
Events, catch-ups and education series.
From Zoom-In sessions and peer-support meetups to education days and the annual NET Cancer Day campaign – here's what's coming up and what's available year-round.
Year-round series
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Information Video Library
This page hosts a series of recorded information sessions from our past education days and Zoom-In sessions
Ongoing
In-Service Training for HCPs
We are here to support you to increase your NETs knowledge on and help ensure that NETs patients receive well-coordinated, comprehensive care.
Ongoing
Neuroendocrine Cancer New Zealand is dedicated to providing ongoing patient education.
Our monthly Zoom-In sessions with guest experts cover a vast array of topics of interest to neuroendocrine cancer patients, carers and healthcare…
Ongoing
Peer Support Catch-Ups
We connect people living with neuroendocrine cancer through local and online peer-support catch-ups, creating a welcoming space to share experiences,…
Ongoing
Let's NET Together - NET Cancer Day
Sunday lunch? BBQ, picnic or pot luck? Let's NET Together and spread awareness about neuroendocrine Cancer on NET Cancer Day.
Past events (4) ›
25 July 2026
Unlock the Forbidden Pharmacy
A pharmacy no one can shop at. Alongside 16 other health charities, we've filled the shelves with treatments Kiwis can't access – to show the next government what's out of reach.
24 July 2026
Auckland coffee catch-up
A quiet space held for our group at Tupu'anga Café, Mt Eden – come for a warm cuppa and good company.
23 July 2026
Towards a Comprehensive Cancer Centre
Dr Ben Lawrence, head of the new Department of Cancer Sciences at the University of Auckland, invites the NETs community to his inaugural seminar – a vision for connecting the University, clinical services and communities as one system. Opens the Cancer Sciences Symposium (23–24 July); drinks and canapés follow.
21 July 2026
Dr John Mak on neuroendocrine carcinomas
July's education Zoom looks at NECs – aggressive, fast-growing cancers that behave quite differently from the NETs we usually focus on.