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Hearts for Eternity Club Year-End Luncheon

Tuesday 2 December

Please note: The Hearts for Eternity End of Year Lunch celebrates people like you - those who have committed to, or may consider, leaving a gift in their Will to support groundbreaking cardiovascular research. Due to the popularity of this very special lunch registrations for this function are currently on hold as we are nearing capacity. If you would like to attend this special event, please contact Andrea Natoli on 0434 325 909, to have your name placed on a wait list.

You and a guest are warmly invited to the Hearts for Eternity Club Year-End Luncheon, hosted by the Heart Research Institute (HRI). Enjoy lunch at the Australian National Maritime Museum with complimentary access to the museum exhibits*.

This event celebrates people like you - those who have committed to, or may consider, leaving a gift in their Will to support groundbreaking cardiovascular research.

You will meet Professor Ben Freedman OAM, Director of External Affairs and Group Leader of the Heart Rhythm and Stroke Prevention Group. Learn how early detection of high blood pressure and irregular heart rhythms can prevent strokes, heart failure, and even dementia.

You will also hear a firsthand perspective from stroke survivor Maryanne Bawden, offering insight into the real-world impact of this research.

Join us and discover how, together, we can turn curiosity into cures and propel critical cardiovascular research to new frontiers.

Event details

Tuesday 2 December 2025
12pm - 2:30pm

Terrace Room, Australian National Maritime Museum
2 Murray Street, Darling Harbour, NSW 2000

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