Leading up to ANZAC Day, national Call to Greatness Day on Friday 23rd April inspired young Australian’s to be great and to help disadvantaged and marginalised youth. The Royal Australian Navy’s HMAS Waterhen hosted the inaugural national Call To Greatness Day.
Jean Kittson and Nicole Livingstone team up with ovarian cancer survivors Paula Benson, Connie Nikolovski, Shirley Lienert, Jasmin Foo Koi Loong, June Smith and Debbie Lee to raise awareness of ovarian cancer symptoms and help save the lives of Australian women.
Every 11 hours, an Australian woman will die from ovarian cancer, but knowing the symptoms could save their lives!
In an Australia Day announcement, Jean Kittson and 11 Australian women from many walks of life came together at 11am to promote the fact that “Australian women need to learn the symptoms of ovarian cancer – Don’t leave it until the 11th Hour!”
It was a celebration with no beer when Dr Michael Jackson (Director of Radiation Oncology Prince of Wales Hospital), Phil Grove (Dry July Founder), Tom Williams, Roy Billing, Brett Macdonald (Dry July Founder), Kenny McGilvary (Dry July Founder), Leanne Zalapa (CEO Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation) and Mark Robinson (Dreams 2 Live 4 Founder) launched Dry July at the Prince of Wales Hospital Oncology Unit.
Dr Dan accepts the Medalha de Merito (Medal of Merit) de Timor-Leste from Dr Jose Ramos-Horta, President of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, for services to Timor-Leste.
Virginia Gay has a laugh with Brad Lasocki during her visit to RPA in the lead up to
65 Roses Day.
Meet Bella, the face of a national fundraising and awareness campaign in McDonalds stores for
65 Roses Day 2009.
Virginia Gay show’s young Kate around the set of All Saints at Channel 7 Studios during the publicity photo shoot for the
65 Roses Day Campaign.
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