Cancer can’t crush John’s spirit
JOHN Maunder wasn’t about to let a rare and incurable blood cancer break his spirit.
Pride Of Australia
Cathy’s doing Bundaberg proud
Bundaberg primary school teacher, mother and grandmother Cathy Booth has raised more than $250,000 in two years to build her own orphanage in Kenya.
Great Dane gets Digger mates on track
A former soldier with post-traumatic stress disorder is taking a group of soldiers to Kokoda in a bid to defeat the demons that returned from war with them
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Heroes get second chance to shine
WHEN push came to shove, little Calyn Hoad stepped up to save his brother’s life and was honoured for his bravery. Now it’s the turn of other unsung heroes.
Nominate a Hero
Do you know someone who has inspired you through their dedication, initiative, courage or charity? Until Sunday July 19, you can nominate and ensure they receive the recognition they deserve.
Calyn’s kicking goals
PRIDE of Australia Award finalist Calyn Hoad is kicking goals – both in his recovery and his back yard.
Salute to heroes who do us proud
THIS year’s Pride of Australia Medal state finalists came together last night in Brisbane, where their extraordinary achievements were honoured.
2014 QLD Pride of Australia finalists
We are very proud to announce the 2014 Pride of Australia Medal finalists for QLD.
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If you have any further questions or queries, please contact your state Pride of Australia Medal representative below.
A Dollah for every kind act
FINDING an envelope on the street stuffed with cash would be enough to entice some to quietly pocket it but not refugee Dollah.
Nothing stops Peter’s parents
DESPITE their age and the risks of travelling to Egypt, nothing could stop the parents of jailed journalist Peter Greste from travelling halfway around the world to support their son.
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