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Lisa Mayoh is the Editor of Insider, the arts and entertainment section of The Sunday Telegraph. She writes in-depth celebrity profiles, theatre, arts and entertainment features, and highlights important social affairs issues. Lisa has been a journalist for more than 20 years and is passionate about sharing people’s stories.

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This is POA nominee Vivian Hayles who is the secretary of Heartfelt, a charity organisation of professional photographers who volunteer their time to take photos of stillborn children as a gift for grieving families. She has done about 60 Heartfelt shoots and is an amazing woman who volunteers a lot of her time every week for the charity she believes so much in. Picture: Bradley Hunter

Finding grace in heart of sorrow

WHEN Newcastle grandmother Vivian Hayles left her high-powered corporate job, the passionate photographer wanted to give something back – and that’s when she found Heartfelt.

Pride of Australia

Kay’s clean-up shows Pride of Australia

IF you’ve been lucky enough to see the sun rise over the south coast’s Sanctuary Point, chances are you‘ve also seen Kay Phillips picking up rubbish tourists have left behind.

Pride of Australia

Andrew Rust, Sydney Swans player Harry Cunningham and Jay Allen. Andrew is a cancer survivor he will be walking with friend Jay from Sydney to Melbourne. They will finish at the MCG walking to the stadium before the Hawthorne v swans game. Pic Stephen Cooper

Beating cancer step by step with pride

WHEN Andrew Rust was a young surf lifesaver he didn’t bother with sunscreen. Then came the cancer. He’s now determined to spread the slip, slop, slap message.

Pride of Australia

Bear Cottage Feature. Pictured is nursing unit manager narelle Martin at the Bear Cottage Hospital for Children in Manly today.

13 years spent nursing terminally ill kids

THE love shown by Narelle Martin, 53, at Manly’s Bear Cottage hospice, where heartbreak is a daily business, has seen her nominated for the prestigious medal.

Investing

Three tips to keep your startup alive

SO you’ve got a great idea and want to be the next Sergey Brin – but what’s involved and where the hell do you start? Here are the essential tips to save your start-up from crashing.

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