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Polio survivors start new life with NDIS support
Polio survivors Hina and Anil Jeeyani are working towards building a new life in Mango Hill thanks to support offered to them through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Through the scheme, they are able to access a wide range of services to help make everyday activities less challenging
Researchers host breast cancer forum
The Metro North Health medical team that introduced new breast cancer treatment to Queensland, reducing six weeks of radiation therapy to less than thirty minutes, is hosting a free community forum in Redcliffe this week. Here’s the details
‘The gratification of giving outweighs any fears’
Royal Australian Navy Petty Officer Cassandra Duncan from Fleet Support Unit Australia faced her fears after being cleared to donate blood after major complications following a surgery in 2015. Here's the story
Community raises it for Redcliffe Hospital
The Raise it for Redcliffe Hospital appeal raised more than $200,000, yesterday, which will allow the hospital to refurbish its palliative care unit and continue to build its research program. Here’s the details + photos from the day
Richard’s Bolting to Borough
When Richard Holt runs from Aspley to Maryborough later this month, he will push himself well outside his comfort zone. It’s exactly where he wants to be, mirroring the feelings of young people he’s trying to help through his charity Bolting Ahead. Here’s what he is doing and how you can back him
Photo gallery: Jetty 2 Jetty Fun Run 2023
About 5000 people took part in the Jetty 2 Jetty Fun Run on the Redcliffe Peninsula on July 16. Check out our photos from the event, which attracted competitors from 10 countries.
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Andy's epic run for special cause
Andy Almond only took up running at the age of 46, but in just a few short years he’s taking on the biggest challenge of his life – running for 18 hours in honour of a young man who lost his life at the start of this year. Find out more... **FREE TO READ**
Man walkers celebrate milestone
The Man Walk Redcliffe group is poised to celebrate its biggest milestone yet. Here's the story
Polio survivors start new life with NDIS support
Polio survivors Hina and Anil Jeeyani are working towards building a new life in Mango Hill thanks to support offered to them through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Through the scheme, they are able to access a wide range of services to help make everyday activities less challenging
Researchers host breast cancer forum
The Metro North Health medical team that introduced new breast cancer treatment to Queensland, reducing six weeks of radiation therapy to less than thirty minutes, is hosting a free community forum in Redcliffe this week. Here’s the details
‘The gratification of giving outweighs any fears’
Royal Australian Navy Petty Officer Cassandra Duncan from Fleet Support Unit Australia faced her fears after being cleared to donate blood after major complications following a surgery in 2015. Here's the story
Man Walk Redcliffe rallies for Craig
Members of the The Man Walk Redcliffe group are rallying around their mate Craig Everett, who is battling terminal cancer - taking the walk to him. Here's the story
Community raises it for Redcliffe Hospital
The Raise it for Redcliffe Hospital appeal raised more than $200,000, yesterday, which will allow the hospital to refurbish its palliative care unit and continue to build its research program. Here’s the details + photos from the day
Raise it for Redcliffe Hospital 2023
Redcliffe Hospital Giving Day tomorrow aims to raise money for patient care projects, life-changing health research and other hospital initiatives, with a focus on transforming the palliative care unit. Here’s the details and how you can donate
Miracle reason Kerbi backs Giving Day
When Kerbi Davis fell pregnant with her miracle baby boy Finn, less than a year after treatment for an aggressive form of breast cancer, Redcliffe Hospital was the only birthing centre she considered. ** FREE TO READ **
Kyle’s golden success
At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Kyle Richardson weighed 98kg. Now, he's 58kg and is the proud winner of two gold medals recognising his stunning bodybuilding achievements. Find out how he did it... **FREE TO READ**
