Meet our INTERNATIONAL keynote speakers
Prof Declan Murphy, MB BCh BaO FRCS (Urol) FRACS (Urol)
Consultant Urologist, Australia
Declan Murphy is Consultant Urologist and Director of Genito-Urinary (GU) Oncology at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Melbourne, and Clinical Professor at the University of Melbourne.
Declan is an internationally-recognised key opinion leader in GU Oncology, prostate cancer in particular, and has many hundreds of peer-review publications to his name, with a h-index of 75. He is an invited panellist of the Advanced Prostate Cancer Consensus Conference, a bi-annual gathering of the world’s top leaders in advanced prostate cancer, and is a member of the invitation-only Association of Academic European Urologists. In 2021 his team were awarded “Trial of the Year” by the Australian Clinical Trials Alliance for their landmark proPSMA trial, published in the Lancet, and in 2024 he was an invited Commissioner and author of the Lancet Commission on Prostate Cancer.
Declan is Associate Editor of European Urology and has editorial experience with many other top journals. In 2018 he was Scientific Director of the Urological Society of Australia & New Zealand Annual Scientific Meeting, and in 2023 was Convenor of the same meeting.
Declan is active on Twitter, maintains a busy YouTube channel, and co-hosts the top-rated GU Cast podcast and the European Urology Podcast. Himself and his wife Lisa have two sons and a dog and are living happily ever after in Melbourne.
Declan Murphy is Consultant Urologist and Director of Genito-Urinary (GU) Oncology at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Melbourne, and Clinical Professor at the University of Melbourne.
Declan is an internationally-recognised key opinion leader in GU Oncology, prostate cancer in particular, and has many hundreds of peer-review publications to his name, with a h-index of 75. He is an invited panellist of the Advanced Prostate Cancer Consensus Conference, a bi-annual gathering of the world’s top leaders in advanced prostate cancer, and is a member of the invitation-only Association of Academic European Urologists. In 2021 his team were awarded “Trial of the Year” by the Australian Clinical Trials Alliance for their landmark proPSMA trial, published in the Lancet, and in 2024 he was an invited Commissioner and author of the Lancet Commission on Prostate Cancer.
Declan is Associate Editor of European Urology and has editorial experience with many other top journals. In 2018 he was Scientific Director of the Urological Society of Australia & New Zealand Annual Scientific Meeting, and in 2023 was Convenor of the same meeting.
Declan is active on Twitter, maintains a busy YouTube channel, and co-hosts the top-rated GU Cast podcast and the European Urology Podcast. Himself and his wife Lisa have two sons and a dog and are living happily ever after in Melbourne.
Evie Mertens
Urology Nurse Practitioner, Australia
Evie is an experienced Urology Nurse Practitioner working in regional and metropolitan Victoria in public and private practice.
Evie specialises in general urology and uro oncology with a particular interest in urology oncology, sexual health and prostate cancer.Evie is currently training to be the second NP in Australia to perform TP biopsies and is one of few NPs who perform diagnostic flexible cystoscopy.
Evie is passionate about improving patient outcomes with education, research and advanced nursing practice.
Evie is an experienced Urology Nurse Practitioner working in regional and metropolitan Victoria in public and private practice.
Evie specialises in general urology and uro oncology with a particular interest in urology oncology, sexual health and prostate cancer.Evie is currently training to be the second NP in Australia to perform TP biopsies and is one of few NPs who perform diagnostic flexible cystoscopy.
Evie is passionate about improving patient outcomes with education, research and advanced nursing practice.
Tamsin Greenwell
Consultant Urological Surgeon and Honorary Associate Professor at University College London (Hospitals) in the United Kingdom
Tamsin runs a large multidisciplinary Functional, Reconstructive and Adolescent (FRA) Urology service, with much collaborative working with her Urogynaecological and Colorectal Colleagues and is involved in many ongoing clinical trials.
Her practice is entirely confined to FRA urology with her main interests being vesicovaginal and other urinary tract fistulae, female urethral diverticulum, male and female urethral stricture, complex male and female urinary incontinence, mesh complication surgery and lower urinary tract reconstruction.
She has over 120 peer-reviewed publications, 18 chapters and books, 250 international presentations, 190 invited lectures and 150 pairs of shoes.
Tamsin runs a large multidisciplinary Functional, Reconstructive and Adolescent (FRA) Urology service, with much collaborative working with her Urogynaecological and Colorectal Colleagues and is involved in many ongoing clinical trials.
Her practice is entirely confined to FRA urology with her main interests being vesicovaginal and other urinary tract fistulae, female urethral diverticulum, male and female urethral stricture, complex male and female urinary incontinence, mesh complication surgery and lower urinary tract reconstruction.
She has over 120 peer-reviewed publications, 18 chapters and books, 250 international presentations, 190 invited lectures and 150 pairs of shoes.
Cameron Brown ONZM
Professional Triathlete, New Zealand
Cameron is one of the most decorated triathletes in history. Over a professional career spanning more than three decades, he has achieved what few ever dream of: 12-time Ironman New Zealand champion, multiple Ironman World Championship podium finishes, and an astonishing record of consistency at the highest level of competition.
He made his Ironman debut in 1997, won his first title in 2001, and 25 years later, finished his final professional race at age 50 — still placing in the top 10. In 2017, he was appointed an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his services to triathlon, a well-earned recognition for his impact both on and off the course.
Beyond his athletic achievements, Cameron is a dedicated ambassador, coach, mentor, and family man. He inspires the next generation of athletes not just through his results — but through his humility, grit, and passion for the sport.
Cameron is one of the most decorated triathletes in history. Over a professional career spanning more than three decades, he has achieved what few ever dream of: 12-time Ironman New Zealand champion, multiple Ironman World Championship podium finishes, and an astonishing record of consistency at the highest level of competition.
He made his Ironman debut in 1997, won his first title in 2001, and 25 years later, finished his final professional race at age 50 — still placing in the top 10. In 2017, he was appointed an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his services to triathlon, a well-earned recognition for his impact both on and off the course.
Beyond his athletic achievements, Cameron is a dedicated ambassador, coach, mentor, and family man. He inspires the next generation of athletes not just through his results — but through his humility, grit, and passion for the sport.
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