Miles of smiles the best reward
PAUL Duncombe and Barry Wilson are wealthy men – but it is not money that has made them rich.
Pride Of Australia
Tania making a difference
POA: TANIA Brookes takes great pride in keeping Tasmanians connected.
Pair’s clean image recognised
CONSERVING the environment is a message Greg Bygraves is ensuring his son Jaycobb knows a lot about.
Someone special a big help
DEBORAH Langiano says there is no greater reward than helping out children in need.
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Jack delivers a big dose of joy
PRIDE takes centre stage every single time Jack Beardsley helps out with his beloved Camp Quality.
Brave boy sums up Aussie spirit
POA: JEREMY Patterson describes his six-year-old son Jett as “my little hero”.
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.
Big adventure for courageous boys
BRAVE Burnie brothers Fletcher and Spencer are off on their first trip to Sydney today – and they could bring back a unique souvenir.
Tassie fighters in national spotlight
FIVE Tasmanian community heroes will take their place on the national stage next month at the Pride of Australia awards.
Talented, dignified and graceful
PEOPLE who know Meika Tabart say she can do almost anything with dignity and grace.
A tireless worker for Zeehan
ZEEHAN neighbourhood centre co-ordinator Melissa Crosbie has helped improve the quality of life for the town’s children, youth and elderly.
Rescue on the high seas
FOUR members of the Tasmania Police marine division braved 70-knot winds to the crew of a fishing boat off Maatsuyker Island.
Taylor turns tragedy to triumph
A TRAGEDY in his teens provided an unlikely turning point for Taylor Forward.
Graeme enjoys the quiet life
PRIDE of Australia medal winner Graeme Faulkner is a quiet achiever – now you can recognise his work.
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