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With grocery costs expected to rise, a new push from Cancer Council WA’s LiveLighter® program is helping West Australians take control of their food habits, save money, and eat well - all in just 15 minutes.

Cancer Council WA’s LiveLighter program has launched a new digital campaign, Start Small, following new data showing the average adult is eating just 130 grams of legumes per week, less than a third of the 400 grams recommended for preventing chronic disease.

Cancer Council WA has launched a new campaign titled Habits designed to motivate adults to switch to healthier food habits, following concerning new data showing fatty liver disease is increasing at an alarming rate in Australia.

Cancer Council WA has relaunched the LiveLighter 13 Cancers public education campaign in a bid to motivate people to cut back on sugary drinks as the hot summer months approach, following research showing almost a third of West Aussies (31 per cent) have sugary drinks three or more times a week.

Cancer Council WA’s LiveLighter program has launched a new digital campaign, Start Small, to encourage and motivate WA adults to save money on living expenses whilst maintaining a healthy diet and keeping physically active.

Cancer Council WA has relaunched the LiveLighter Menu App campaign, in a bid to motivate people to reduce the amount of junk food they eat, following new research showing around a third (32 per cent) of West Aussies are eating savoury junk food four or more times a week.

Cancer Council WA will be running the second wave of the LiveLighter Move More campaign, sharing inspirational local voices, in a bid to get WA adults moving, with research showing almost a third of West Aussies are still doing less than the recommended minimum of 2.5 hours of moderate physical activity each week.

Cancer Council WA’s LiveLighter program has launched a new campaign to help people eat well on a budget, following research which found that almost eight out of 10 people surveyed had recently taken action to reduce the cost of food bills.

West Australians are heeding the LiveLighter message with new data showing WA adults are eating less fast food than adults in other Australian states and cooking more at home to save money.

Cancer Council WA’s LiveLighter program has launched a new campaign encouraging adults to be more physically active for their mental wellbeing following research which found the number of people citing mental health and wellbeing as their motivation for being physically active has doubled in the last five years.