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Julia Bergin

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Latest publication
Sep 11, 2026
Outlet visibility, for ABC Australia
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Aug 13, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Julia Bergin

    This project was to bring proton therapy to Australia. Alternate plans tell another story (opens the original)

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    Sue Bleasel says she is running out of time. She needs a building and a subterranean concrete bunker to house a highly specialised cancer treatment machine. If she can find $22 million Ms Bleasel says she can make it happen. "In two months' time, we've got to have this money in," she said. It's been the 79-year-old's decades' long mission to bring proton therapy, a very precise form of radiation treatment, to Australia so that sick kids can stop travelling overseas for treatment. On paper it loo

  2. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Julia Bergin

    03 'This Bloody Machine' | The Empty Chapel (opens the original)

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    It would be a game changer if it happened. But the challenges facing a proposed proton cancer treatment centre in Sydney are stacking up. It begs the question: why are an unpaid volunteer and private developer stepping in to provide a life-saving cancer treatment that Australian families have been demanding for years?

  3. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Julia Bergin

    01 'This Bloody Machine' | Jewel in the Crown (opens the original)

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    Sue Bleasel is running out of time. Her life's work has been to bring a life-saving proton therapy machine to Australia. But with construction about to start, big questions remain.

  4. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · Julia Bergin

    TRAILER – Introducing 'This Bloody Machine' (opens the original)

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    It's a plan so good that everyone wants to believe it. Bring a life-saving cancer machine to Australia so desperate families don't have to travel overseas for treatment. But the plan keeps failing. The latest idea is to build a half-billion-dollar health science precinct in the heart of Sydney to house Australia's first proton therapy machine. It's got some big names backing it, support from a federal politician, and the green light from state government and local council. So why, when reporters

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