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Memory Walk raises $26,000 for dementia support (opens the original)
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Gannons Park in Peakhurst came alive with community spirit on September 26 as Georges River Council hosted the Georges River Memory Walk and Jog. Held to mark Dementia Action Week, the event brought together more than 450 participants including families, social groups and their four-legged companions all embracing this year's theme, "It's time to talk about dementia." The day catered to all fitness levels and accessibility needs, offering both a relaxed 3.3km walk and a more challenging 6.6km jo
Why an ADHD diagnosis does not always mean medication (opens the original)
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Ahead of ADHD Awareness Month this October, general practitioners are stepping into a pivotal role in diagnosing and managing a condition that affects one in 20 Australians. The shift comes as the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners releases its latest issue of the Australian Journal of General Practice, themed 'ADHD 1', showcasing the evolving responsibilities of family doctors in providing safe, accessible and continuous care. Recent legislative updates and expanded government tr
Police boost summer patrols across Botany Bay foreshore (opens the original)
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As the warm weather rolls in and residents flock to Botany Bay, St George residents will notice an increased police presence on land and water starting next month. Operation Summer Foreshore begins on October 3, targeting anti-social behaviour, dangerous driving, and risky water activities along Lady Robinsons Beach, the Grand Parade, Brighton-Le-Sands, parks and surrounding waterways through to January 31. Ahead of the main campaign, officers held a high-visibility engagement day in Brighton-Le
A century of gratitude as Kingsgrove man marks 100th birthday (opens the original)
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On a September evening in 1926, the streets of Kahror Pacca echoed with celebration. "My birth brought immense joy to my family, especially my grandmother," said Lajpatrai Sardana. "She was so delighted that she beat the drum with such enthusiasm that many people in the neighbourhood were awakened." A century later, the rhythm of a vibrant life has not faded - it has simply moved across oceans to Kingsgrove. This month, the Kingsgrove Community Aid Centre joined family and friends to celebrate M
The hidden heart attack striking young, healthy women (opens the original)
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Survivors of a poorly understood form of heart attack that predominantly strikes women in the prime of their lives are joining forces across the country to raise vital awareness and fund life-saving research. Spontaneous coronary artery dissection (SCAD) is the leading cause of heart attacks in women under 50 and a major cause of sudden heart attacks in otherwise healthy, fit adults, often occurring without the traditional risk factors associated with heart disease. During a SCAD event, a sudden
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