Auckland Radiology

08/06/2026

June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month - a good reminder that early detection saves lives.

Bowel cancer remains one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers in New Zealand, yet when caught early it's also one of the most treatable. That's where CT Colonography comes in.

Also known as virtual colonoscopy, CT Colonography uses advanced 3D imaging to examine the entire colon along with the surrounding abdominal area. It's quick, highly accurate, and doesn't require sedation - making it a less invasive first-line option for many people.

You might want to consider talking to your GP or specialist about CT Colonography if you:

- Are 45 or older
- Have noticed changes in your bowel habits or other symptoms
- Have a family history of colorectal cancer

Learn more: https://arg.co.nz/about/latest-news/bowel-cancer-awareness-month-2026-know-the-signs-save-lives

23/05/2026

Congratulations to Auckland FC on winning the A-League Men’s Championship, a remarkable achievement for the club and for football in Tāmaki Makaurau.

Auckland Radiology is proud to have served as the club’s official medical imaging partner since inception. It has been a privilege to support the team behind the scenes, every step of the way. 💙🏆

13/05/2026

08/05/2026

Good luck to Auckland FC for their semi-final tomorrow! 💙

We’re lucky to work alongside the team as their official medical imaging partner - supporting performance and recovery across the season.

04/05/2026

Auckland Radiology is proud to continue our partnership with Sarcoma Foundation NZ, supporting their vital work to improve outcomes for those affected by sarcoma in Aotearoa.

Sarcoma is a rare cancer that can affect people of any age, and early detection makes a real difference. As a radiology provider, we know how critical imaging is in identifying sarcoma early - and we're committed to playing our part in that journey.

Some important signs to be aware of:
- A lump larger than a golf ball, located deep to the fascia
- Persistent pain, swelling, or a lump in a limb - especially in children or young adults
- Any mass that is growing, painful, or causing night pain

If you or someone you know notices any of these symptoms, please speak to your GP or specialist. To learn more about the Sarcoma Foundation, visit: https://sarcoma.org.nz/