Tamas (Tomas/Tamas) Szabo
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25 appearances
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 6 Aug
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Thank you.
Why is this such a natural partnership for you?
A number of factors.
I mean, Pepperstone has a predominantly male audience and I think it's a great audience to spread the word about the risks of prostate cancer.
I personally have had prostate cancer and very fortunately came out the other side unscathed.
And unfortunately, a lot of people don't
Don't don't come out like that and it's very important that we spread awareness and supporting the cause I think is really really important and I've been personally involved in raising money for prostate cancer through the biggest blokes lunch in Melbourne since around I think 2018 And we've now amalgamated that into the EJ Whitten lunch and I've been involved with mark for many years now in raising money and awareness for prostate cancer and
Yeah, look, you know, as I said, spreading awareness.
But I mean, the jump is such a great vehicle, I think, for us to be involved in, but also for people to get involved in.
It's like, you know, sharing it with someone else.
A lot of people have been touched by prostate cancer, both female as well, when they've got their fathers, their brothers, their relatives involved.
So I think it's this great community spirit that it's driving around spreading the awareness of prostate cancer.
And it's not always, you know, the father or the brother that
takes the initiative to go and get tested.
It's the hassle that they get from their family, which I think is really helping drive all that sort of awareness.
Yeah, so it's around $3.5 million I think we've managed to raise through.
Not just through my own efforts, because there's a whole team of people that have been involved, but various different people have gone involved.
And fortunately, we've raised a decent amount of money and spread the awareness, which I think is, for me, a very important part of all this, because preventing the disease is much more effective than trying to cure it.
But if people spread the word and make sure that the word's out there, I think it's a great vehicle for that.
I mean, I've had people come to me confidentially.
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