They are the top 125 14 and 15-year-old rugby players in the state with a massive opportunity ahead to crack the top 25 at the Gen Next Cup. So how do they do it? And who are they?
THE Kirribilli Centre prides itself on being a weekday 9-5 drop in for women who, through language or cultural issues, might not get to meet other mums like themselves.
WITHOUT their 2500 volunteers RSCPA will not be able to do the amazing work they do around NSW.
MUSICAL Between Therapy celebrated Do something Day with a drum circle class for her students, who live with a disability.
HAIR stylists from some of Sydney’s top salons took time out of their busy day to give Newtown’s homeless and disadvantaged a makeover.
THE Royal North Shore Hospital have celebrated the hard work of their volunteers in honour of DoSomething Day.
ARTIST and photographer, Marie Ramos is saving drought stricken farmers one bale of hay at a time. The Lane Cove resident has teamed up with Buy a Bale charity and local north shore schools to help Aussie farmers in need.
There are few better feelings than doing a nice thing for someone else – and so it was for DoSomething Day today when Coasties gave their best in so many different ways.
SEWING machines at Avalon have been working overtime, with a group of women volunteering to create more Boomerang Bags for the community as part of DoSomething Day.
VIDEO: The Northern Beaches Clean Up Crew collected rubbish at Manly Beach on Wednesday as part of DoSomething Day. They have encouraged others to get involved.
It has been more than 20 years since I have given blood.
The club officials put out a box for a few sports items and Wenty delivered getting thousands of dollars worth of equipment for Youth Off The Streets.
The craft ladies at Blue Hills Village in Prestons are knitting for a noble cause.
DOSOMETHING Day took on special meaning today when Fitzy and Wippa took a Glen Alpine family under their wing to give them a treat to remember.
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