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Two hospitalised as tornado rips through Bunbury, tearing off roofs and damaging property
8 months ago

Two hospitalised as tornado rips through Bunbury, tearing off roofs and damaging property

ABC  

Two people have been rushed to hospital after a tornado smashed through the city of Bunbury, in WA's south-west, on Friday afternoon, ripping off roofs and damaging property. The Bunbury PCYC sustained significant damage in a tornado that affected parts of WA's south west. South Bunbury resident Luke Clark said the children of some of his friends had been doing …

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Moree locals live in fear as youth crime escalates
9 months, 2 weeks ago

Moree locals live in fear as youth crime escalates

ABC  

ADAM HARVEY, REPORTER: The toughest part about this training session is the start time. ADAM HARVEY: Of Moree’s 9,000 residents, almost 22 per cent are Indigenous - many of whom live in the city’s south-west. ADAM HARVEY: In a town where more than 50 agencies are on hand to help the community, Susan Brooker is trying to work out what’s …

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Moree's youth crime problem has resulted in violent attacks, locals believe compassion is the key to change
9 months, 2 weeks ago

Moree's youth crime problem has resulted in violent attacks, locals believe compassion is the key to change

ABC  

The early-morning quiet of south Moree is punctured by competing sounds: the incessant whine of a dirt bike, as its helmet-less rider completes never-ending circuits of the otherwise empty streets; and the cheers and laughter spilling from the open door of a nearby gym. "We have to get up at 6 o'clock every morning," says 13-year-old Bailey, who's been training …

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Young people build positive relationships with police in remote NSW with PCYC Fight for Success boxing program
10 months, 3 weeks ago

Young people build positive relationships with police in remote NSW with PCYC Fight for Success boxing program

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In short: Fight For Success uses boxing and education to bring police and young people together in Walgett, Bourke, Brewarrina and Kempsey. Fight For Success uses boxing and education to bring police and young people together in Walgett, Bourke, Brewarrina and Kempsey. coming into a safe place, having a laugh, having some positive interactions with police and learning some new …

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When Daryl was diagnosed with Parkinson's he felt powerless. Now he's reclaiming it at the punching bag
1 year, 8 months ago

When Daryl was diagnosed with Parkinson's he felt powerless. Now he's reclaiming it at the punching bag

ABC  

Surrounded by speed bags, mirrors and posters of professional athletes in the back of a Melbourne community gym comes the cry: "What do we do?" "It's always exhilarating to know you've done something properly, and you can feel that," he said. "I just had a twitch and when I was at the doctor for something else, I said, 'By the …

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Far North Queensland school innovates to deliver education to locked down Yarrabah students
4 years, 7 months ago

Far North Queensland school innovates to deliver education to locked down Yarrabah students

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Year 11 and 12 students across Queensland returned to school this week, but that was not the case for the 17-year-old Jarketta Smith from Yarrabah. Key points: About 200 Yarrabah children are enrolled in schools outside the Aboriginal community Travel into and out of the community is restricted due to COVID-19, preventing students from attending class Many families do not …

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Coronavirus increases pressure on all families, but especially vulnerable Canberrans
4 years, 9 months ago

Coronavirus increases pressure on all families, but especially vulnerable Canberrans

ABC  

Being unable to buy toilet paper has been a source of frustration for shoppers over the past few weeks. Key points: ACT support services are reporting higher demand due to COVID-19 Some vulnerable people are struggling to navigate stores where shelves have been stripped bare of staples Domestic violence support workers are reporting an increase in calls for assistance Canberra …

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