Little faces of courage ready to inspire Victoria
The state’s littlest fighters are set to benefit from the generosity of Victorians as the Good Friday Appeal kicks off.
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The special service transporting sick babies between hospitals
Eight-week-old Norah was found to have a heart condition in the womb, meaning she was quickly brought into the world for treatment. Last week she was transported from Shepparton to the RCH by a special crew.
‘Normally, I’m up the back’: Inside a flight with the Hollywood Hawks
Hawthorn players Josh Weddle and Josh Battle have opened up on what a typical interstate flight looks like for their club as the team flew over to Adelaide with dozens of lucky fans.
Groundbreaking robot legs help resilient teen take new strides
Horsham teen Ted arrived into the world with no shin bones, knees and ankles, but he’s never let that slow him down. Now, after wearing out 14 different sets of lower limbs, he’s moving up in the world with some hi-tech “robot legs”.
Brotherly love keeping Harry and Archie strong
Little Harry and Archie share a rare condition which means they face a lifetime of infusion treatments ahead — but with their unbreakable brotherly bond, the pair is living their best lives.
‘We wait and we hope’: How Harley’s parents stay strong for the little fighter
Little Harley loves her dolls, drawing and running around but she would prefer not to be undergoing the lifesaving treatment she has endured at the RCH, as the staff — and her devoted parents — fight hard for the brave three-year-old.
Why Trisha’s mum gave her the ultimate gift
When young Trisha was missing school and dance classes because she was in hospital on dialysis for kidney failure, her mum made the decision to give her a lifechanging gift.
Cyndi Lauper fans wowed by surprise duet with Tones and I in hit-filled Melb gig
Cyndi Lauper has been joined by Tones and I on stage in Melbourne as she belted out her classic hits and took fans on a trip down memory lane in her farewell tour.
Mornington Peninsula students’ epic trek for Good Friday Appeal
More than 400 students from schools across the Mornington Peninsula have trekked 50km from Port Melbourne to Frankston to raise more than $200k for the Royal Children’s Hospital.
Mick Gatto opens up on family’s journey with autism
The well-known couple have shared heart-wrenching insight into their teen grandson’s journey with autism, saying he faces “isolation, intimidation and discrimination”.
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