Rosie Ryan
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
- Latest publication
- Sep 22, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Gift of love: the reason one couple decided to become foster carers (opens the original)
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Do you have room in your hearts and home to welcome a child who needs care and connection? This is branded content for CatholicCare. Earlier this year, Jane and Christopher became authorised foster carers and in June opened their home and their hearts to a special three-year-old. The couple says they are already discovering the joys and rewards that it can deliver. "Our foster child is sweet and loves nature, so it's been fun exploring the outdoors and seeing the wonder on his face when he makes
Ainslie's season success drives support for young growth (opens the original)
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As the club prepares to turn 100, one fundraising program is providing a financial boost for its future. For Canberra's legendary Ainslie "Tricolours" Football Club, the 2026 season will go down as one for the history books. There was a course correction for the men's first grade team - it won its first premiership in seven years, plus it finished the season undefeated, 44 years since it last claimed the feat. There was victory too for its women's seniors team for the second year in a row and th
Ainslie's season success boosts support for young growth (opens the original)
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As the club prepares to celebrate its 100th birthday, one fundraising program has provided a financial boost for its future. For Canberra's legendary Ainslie "Tricolours" Football Club, the 2026 season will go down as one for the history books. There was a course correction for the men's first grade team - it won its first premiership in seven years, plus it finished the season undefeated, 44 years since it last claimed the feat. There was victory too for its women's seniors team for the second
Award-winning local business grateful for community's support after disaster (opens the original)
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Twelve months after the store was flooded, the business was recognised with a national award. This is branded content for Carpet Court Taree In May last year, Greg Zeegers' Taree business was almost a metre under water, one of the many victims of the floods that devastated the city. Just 12 months later, the Carpet Court store was named the best performing new member in the company's franchise network. Greg says the accolade is thanks to the Taree community that rallied around the business in th
Fundraising program helps to drive South Burnie Hawks footy club (opens the original)
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"The club has always been very family orientated and we want to retain that.' Every time 28-year-old Nathan Hayes runs out on the footy field with his teammates at the South Burnie Hawks there's a family legacy behind him. President for the past three years but on the committee since he was 18, Hayes has been a part of the 85-year-old club from birth, taken along to games by his parents who are long-time members. He followed in the footsteps of his father and grandfather to play for the club, on
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