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Australia's Olympic Success Continues
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Australia is now fourth on the medal tally for the Paris Olympics after swimmer Mollie O'Callaghan won the 200-metre freestyle final, with Ariarne Titmus coming in second. Director of Sports at St Peters Western Swimming Club Shaun Nodwell joins us.

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Marsupial of the Year 2024

Check out our amazing lineup of marsupial nominees and choose the one you think should be crowned “Marsupial of the Year 2024.”

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What To Expect From 2025 (According To Kids)

2024 has been a long year, and with 2025 just around the corner, we asked Australia’s best experts, AKA children, what we can expect from the new year.

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Gravy Day At Wayside Chapel Bringing Community Together

For many, December 21 is known as Gravy Day, after it was made famous by Paul Kelly's hit How To Make Gravy. But for Steven Riley, the song hits close to home, and Gravy Day at Wayside Chapel helps make the festive season feel less lonely.

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How Christmas Lights Keep Sofia's Legacy Shining

Rachel and Ryan Waters put up countless Christmas lights every year to keep their daughter Sofia's legacy alive after she died at just three years old from complications from heart surgery.

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The Program Bringing Kids And Seniors Together To Learn Life Skills

From the moment kids from Bonython Primary School step into Club Kalina, it's all systems go with the seniors living with dementia, as they build life skills together.

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What's Going On With Mystery Drones In The US?

The FBI has received more than 5,000 tip-off calls from petrified locals after sightings of mysterious drones flying over New Jersey, but what exactly is going on?

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How Enzo Isn't Letting Progeria Hold Him Back At High School

13-year-old Enzo has just completed his first year of high school, living with one of the rarest medical conditions on the planet, Progeria. But he does not let that stop him, especially this Christmas.

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Koby Stevens' Message Of Hope For Those Affected By Brain Injuries

Koby Stevens had been living his childhood dream of being an AFL player until a concussion forced him to retire. But now, Koby wants to give those affected by a brain injury hope that it can get better.

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