This report presents a qualitative research investigation into cancer awareness among the Australian public. The study explores the role of poor awareness regarding cancer risk factors. The research employs semi-structured interviews to gather data from a diverse group of participants. The report includes a comprehensive literature review, outlining the current state of cancer in Australia, its causes, and the initiatives in place to promote awareness. The methodology section details the sampling method, advantages, and disadvantages of semi-structured interviews, and the rationale for their selection. The data findings reveal participants' knowledge of cancer causes, their attitudes toward screening, and their perspectives on lifestyle factors. The conclusion summarizes key findings, emphasizing the need for increased government investment in cancer awareness and screening programs. The report also includes personal opinions and recommendations for improving cancer prevention and care in Australia, such as free screening in public hospitals, and community awareness programs.