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Graftonrebels
160 Views · 10 months ago

Reserve Grade - South Grafton Rebels - VS - Grafton Ghosts 2024
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South Grafton Rebels - VS - Grafton Ghosts 2024
South Grafton, Rebels, Grafton Ghosts 2024, Rugby League, Club

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Activelinesports
28 Views · 1 year ago

The Ladies League Tag - Grafton Ghosts - VS - Orara Valley Axemen

Activelinesports
31 Views · 1 year ago

The Round 10 - Sawtell VS Grafton Ghosts Proudly broadcasted by Activeline Sports TV Ladies League Tag

Activelinesports
39 Views · 1 year ago

This weekend the U18 - Grafton Ghosts - VS - Sawtell Panthers

Activelinesports
27 Views · 1 year ago

U18's - Grand Final- 18/August/2019 - Macksville VS Coffs Comets - Group 2

Graftonghosts
692 Views · 1 year ago

Reserve Grade - Grafton Ghosts - VS - South Grafton Rebels

Clarencemedia
4 Views · 1 year ago

Ian was born in Liverpool, Western Sydney and grew up in a military family where his father served as Warrant Officer Class 2 at the School of Military Engineering. His mother also served prior to having her first child and retrained as a nurse after raising four children.

In 1999 his father was medically retired, and they moved to Grafton. He finished schooling in 2001 and moved out on his own and started working in the trades – building cool rooms, refrigeration, carpentry, concreting and bridge building. He was a sole trader for over ten years, travelling for work.

In 2008, he joined Fire and Rescue NSW at Grafton Station as a Retained Firefighter. This was his childhood dream, and he worked his way up to the rank of Deputy Captain at Coffs Harbour Station.

Graftonghosts
53 Views · 1 year ago

U18 - Grafton Ghosts - VS - Sawtell Panthers

Clarencemedia
8 Views · 1 year ago

Donna Pike For PAGE 2022

Graftonrebels
253 Views · 10 months ago

Tooheys New Group 2 First Grade 2024
Activeline Sport 2024
South Grafton Rebels, Woolgoolga Seahorses
South Grafton Rebels - VS - Woolgoolga Seahorses
South Grafton Rebels, Woolgoolga Seahorses , Rugby League, Club

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Activelinesports
16 Views · 1 year ago

Group 2 Juniors
COFFS HARBOUR - VS - NAMBUCCA VALLEY

Activelinesports
101 Views · 9 months ago

Tooheys New Group 2 First Grade 2024
First Grade - Macksville - VS - Sawtell Panthers 2024
Activeline Sport 2024
Macksville
Macksville - VS - Sawtell Panthers 2024
Sawtell Panthers, 2024, Macksville, Rugby League, Club

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Activelinesports
35 Views · 1 year ago

PCYC Grafton
Jacaranda Basketball
SUNDAY - GRAND FINALS
300 Powell Street,Grafton,NSW 2464

Clarencemedia
6 Views · 1 year ago

Kashmir Miller For PAGE 2022 Federal Election Candidate

Activelinesports
114 Views · 1 year ago

Grafton Ghosts VS Woopi Seahorses First Grade at Frank McGuren field

Clarencemedia
5 Views · 1 year ago

https://clarencemedia.com.au/
Steve Pickering - Clarence Valley Council Local Government Candidate

Activelinesports
48 Views · 1 year ago

Former champion boxer and NSW North Coast politician, Steve Cansdell, is on a mission to set a new world record, but it's not just about personal achievement. His determination has been fueled by the incredible progress of a critically injured young girl.

After delivering an impressive 225,000 punches to a boxing bag, Steve Cansdell is now gearing up for a monumental challenge. On October 14th at 9:30 am, at Roches Hotel in Grafton, the former NSW MP and Australian Light Heavyweight Boxing Champion will attempt to establish a new world record for the most solid contact punches landed on a punching bag in one hour by a male over the age of 65. This record-breaking feat will be closely monitored by Australian boxing officials.

What makes this endeavor even more remarkable is the heartwarming story behind it. Steve Cansdell's inspiration comes from Tamsyn McConnell, a 17-year-old who suffered critical injuries in a tragic car accident on a remote road near Glenreagh on the NSW North Coast in September 2022. Tamsyn endured multiple surgeries and faced severe physical challenges, being non-verbal with limited mobility.

The good news is that Tamsyn has been making inspiring progress. With assistance, she now gets out of bed and is even learning to operate an electric wheelchair. Though she still faces communication difficulties, Tamsyn's small weekly improvements are nothing short of remarkable.

For Tamsyn and her family, the journey has been incredibly tough. Her mother, Tiffany, has been by her side in Sydney, while her father had to leave his job to care for their other five children. That's where you come in.

Steve Cansdell's world record attempt aims to deliver an astonishing 15,500 punches within a single hour, at a rate of more than 4.3 hits per second. But more than attending the event, what Tamsyn and her family truly need is financial support to stay together and continue supporting her recovery.

Steve Cansdell emphasizes that the real story here is Tamsyn and the McConnell family, not the record attempt. The story has already captured national and international attention, with Channel Seven's Sunrise planning to cover the event and generous donations pouring in from as far away as Switzerland.

To support the McConnell family, a GoFundMe page has been established. You can find more information about Tamsyn and the fundraiser, along with photos and videos, at this link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/tam....syn-mcconnell-family

For inquiries and further information, you can contact Mr. Steve Cansdell at 0447 431 611 or via email at [email protected]. Let's come together to make a difference in Tamsyn's journey to recovery."

Clarencemedia
93 Views · 1 year ago

Grafton Triathlon Club

Clarencemedia
6 Views · 1 year ago

Federal Member for Page Kevin Hogan was today elected as The Nationals candidate for our community at the upcoming Federal Election.

“I am very humbled,” Mr Hogan said.

“I would like to thank all Nationals members for their support and also the broader community who have now elected me three times to represent them in Canberra.”

“Working together, we have achieved a lot since I was first elected in 2013, but there is always more to be done.”

“As well as continuing to deliver much needed projects and services, I will continue to stand up for our community in Parliament and put our community first.”

Graftonrebels
163 Views · 10 months ago

U18 - South Grafton Rebels - VS - Woolgoolga Seahorses 2024
Activeline Sport 2024
South Grafton Rebels , Woolgoolga Seahorses
South Grafton Rebels - VS - Woolgoolga Seahorses
South Grafton, Rebels - VS - Woolgoolga Seahorses, Rugby League, Club

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