Sam Bradbrook
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 19, 2026
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Aussie teen revving to take on world's best in sim racing championships (opens the original)
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Xavier Cain may well be the only teenager looking forward to his alarm going off at 3 o'clock on a Monday morning. The 16-year-old student from Mount Gambier, in south-eastern South Australia, will be jumping out of bed and into the driver's seat as he competes against some of the world's best simulator racers. From the comfort of his home, Xavier will take on other sim racers in the 2026 Porsche eSports Super Cup World Championship, with competition getting underway at 4am on Monday. "I'm not r
More women being diagnosed with POTS - ABC listen (opens the original)
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For about 800,000 Australians, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, or POTS, is a condition that affects every aspect of their life, disproportionately affecting women. But away from the cities, getting a diagnosis is a challenge, and finding advice is daunting. This drove one family in South Australia to social media to find direction and community around their daughter's diagnosis. Piper Makin was unsure what was happening as her health started to deteriorate.(ABC South East SA: Elsie Ad
More women being diagnosed with POTS but rural patients face extra toll (opens the original)
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Piper Makin was diagnosed with the autonomic nervous system condition POTS after a period of deteriorating health. Her mother, Kylie Makin, started a Facebook page to search for information and community connections around the condition. Piper and Kylie Makin say they want to raise awareness about the condition to improve the chances of others finding a diagnosis and treatment. Piper Makin was living the typical life of a rural teenager. Netball on weekends, high school during the week and helpi
Vulnerable patients fear implications of stoma nurse shortage (opens the original)
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Stoma nurses specialise in helping care for patients with urostomy and colostomy bags. SA's largest regional city has lost its two full-time stoma nurses, with one nurse now serving the entire South East region. Regional advocates say the nurses are vital for patients who may have complications or need support. David Platt was unsure what his future held when he awoke from surgery with a urostomy bag. Living in Mount Gambier, in regional South Australia, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in
Family takes racing club to court over 'enormous' hidden rubbish dump (opens the original)
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The Malthouse family has taken legal action against the Mount Gambier Racing Club over a rubbish pit found on their land, which was previously owned by the club. Their claim alleges they uncovered the pit as they began foundation works on their home. The racing club has denied the Malthouses' claims, but is yet to file its response with the court. Dumped veterinary syringes, horse shoes and rubbish are at the centre of a lawsuit between a family and a regional South Australian horse racing club.
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