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Port Macquarie early risers brave winter ice baths for better physical and mental health
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Francine Nunnari admits jumping into a freezing cold ice bath on a crisp winter's morning sounds "crazy".
"Who would want to start doing ice baths in the middle of winter? I really thought it would just be me."
Dylan Alcott says Grace Tame leaves big shoes to fill as Australian of the Year
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The 2022 Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott has paid tribute to his predecessor and friend, Grace Tame, telling ABC News Breakfast she had left "big shoes" for him to fill.
"Tame is a weapon. Like, she's fierce and I love that, and the change that she's had for her cause has been so impressive," Mr Alcott said.
Paralympian and disability advocate Dylan Alcott named 2022 Australian of the Year
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After years of honing his craft, Chinchilla's own Nick Budden has cracked Australia's deaf cricket team
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Being blind and deaf hasn't stopped carpenter Tony Meli, who makes ornate creations in his workshop by touch
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Tony Meli may be blind and deaf, but in his personal workshop, he is capable of things that defy belief.
The 54-year-old from Jerrabomberra in southern New South Wales communicates using a special form of Auslan where he holds peoples' hands while they sign to him.