Student struggles to give future leaders a voice
YOUNG Australians will be the leaders of the future and one Adelaide University student will stop at nothing to ensure they have a say in their education.
YOUNG Australians will be the leaders of the future and one Adelaide University student will stop at nothing to ensure they have a say in their education.
CHRISTOPHER Moore says bringing back electricity to a village in Burundi that had been without power for 25 years is among his fondest memories of charity work.
CYCLING solo for more than 12,000km across two continents is not everyone’s idea of a scenic holiday. But the ride has special meaning for Andrew Murphy.
WHEN a barbecue exploded, engulfing his father in flames, James Laughton moved quickly to put out the fire. His fast thinking saved his dad Alex’s life.
EMAN Rahim turned to shoplifting to provide food for her young son. Now, 15 years on she’s running a charity feeding more than 2000 a week, and still searching for the police officer who helped her in her time of need.
CHRISTOPHER Buckley will take step back in time when he performs Carl von Weber’s bassoon concerto with the Adelaide Youth Orchestra.
DO you know somebody who’s done something truly brave, selfless or remarkable? Shine some light on the quiet achievers by nominating them for the Pride of Australia medal.
FOR more than 10 years, we’ve asked you to nominate the unsung, selfless and inspiring heroes in your community — and now it’s time again for the Pride of Australia awards. Here’s how to nominate someone who deserves recognition.
DO you know somebody who’s done something truly brave, selfless or remarkable? Shine some light on the quiet achievers by nominating them for the Pride of Australia medal.
AN inspiring community-minded quartet are the stand out choices from dozens of nominations for the Pride of Australia awards, that celebrate the spirit of those doing extraordinary things to help or save others.
The Pride of Australia Editor’s Award was introduced for the first time this year for outstanding community service. It was awarded to 93-year-old war veteran Elton Ray Winslow from Dubbo.
WITH just a backpack filled with essential items, Rachael Zaltron has transformed the lives of thousands of children heading into foster care.
THE lives of the O’Donohue family were turned upside down in April when they learnt then-two-year-old Madison had cancer.
PRIDE OF AUSTRALIA MEDAL celebrates the unsung heroes of the community. All you need to know about the program can be found below.
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