Carol Wilcox and Lola. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
Team Williams: Mila Williams, Boston Toomey-White, and Bowie Newman. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
Team Williams. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
Team Wilcox: Kendy, Elsie, Indie and Emily. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
Kirk, Wanda, Sarah, (front): Penny. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
The hard-working Dubbo Melanoma March committee.. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
Cutting the ribbon, Josh Black (Mayor of Dubbo Regional Council), Jenet Stewart (Dubbo Melanoma March committee representative), Matthew Browne (CEO Melanoma Institute Australia), and Dugald Saunders (State Member for Dubbo). Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
Sophie and Kim with Meeka and Bobby. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
Chad Parkes, Adam Gaydon, and Dylan Coe. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
Sally Everett (Australian Skin Council Foundation) and Jamie Chaffey (National Party Candidate for Parkes). Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
Emily, Lara, Pam and Jasanna, Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
Caz’s Crusaders. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.
A sensational morning for the Dubbo Melanoma March 2025: The Riverbank foreshore was packed with families paying tribute, with walkers of all ages and plenty of our four-legged friends enjoying a day out.
CEO Melanoma Institute Australia Matthew Browne mentioned proudly during his address that the Dubbo Event had raised more than $87,000.
The Australian Skin Cancer Foundation's Skin Check Bus was on-site and was kept very busy with enquiries. Congratulations to all involved.
