GOLDEN OIL PROJECT CONCERT

Melanoma in Australia is the highest in the world due to the high UV light radiation, making it the third most common cancer overall and the most common for young adults (20-39 years).

It has been noted that sunscreens have toxic chemicals added, so the need for a non-toxic sunscreen is very important in our climate. Harvesting olives which must tolerate our harsh conditions means olive trees produce polyphenols to protect the fruit, especially in the early stages, hence the benefits of extra virgin olive oil produced from olives in the early stages of fruiting.

What is of great interest is the concentration of Hydroxytyrosol (HT), which has demonstrated significant potential in preventing and treating skin cancers, particularly melanoma.

A lecture by Christo Miliotis, Lead Researcher and Project Coordinator, followed by musical performances:

Mountains: Peter Sculthorpe accompanied by pianist Christian Lillipcrap
Summer Garden: Frederick Delius
When Raindrops Sing: Sarah accompanied by pianist Christian Lillicrap
Butterfly Metamorphosis: Sung by Christo, with flute by Stephanie
Piano Accordion played by multi-award winning Ross Maio: a selection of musical pieces, together with a singalong

Refreshments and Finger Foods Served after the performances
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https://events.humanitix.com/golden-oil-project-benefit-concert/tickets