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Charles Brice

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As seen in: ABC News (Australia), MSN Australia, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Nine News Australia, The New Daily, Motor Cycle News, Mogaznews En, The Sunlight Press
South Australian reporter for @breakfastnews
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ABC's Charles Brice takes on his biggest challenge to get people back on their feet

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By Sonya Feldhoff , Jules Schiller , Charles Brice 
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
ABC News Breakfast's Charles Brice knows all too well how the impact of a spinal cord injury. The journalist & presenter who is in a wheelchair is now riding cross Australia in the name of research. "I had an injury fifteen years ago", Brice said to Sonya & Jules. "No-one's immune to these things".
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Emily Petricola overcomes MS flare-up and bike crash to defend crown at Paris Paralympics

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By Charles Brice 
| ABC News (Australia)
It was eight weeks out from the Paralympics that Emily Petricola's preparations took an almighty hit. The two-time Paralympian was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in 2007 at the age of just 27. ABC Sport will be blogging each day of the Paris Paralympic Games. Preparing to defend the para cycling C4 3,000m pursuit that she won in Tokyo, a flare-up in Petricola's condition threatened to take her out of the Paris Games.
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Barossa teen, who will be the youngest pilot at the Aldinga Airshow, shares inspiration from grandfather

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By Charles Brice 
| ABC News (Australia)
In short: Alicia Hayes will join the upcoming Aldinga Airshow as the youngest pilot. The teenager completed her private pilot's license in 2022 while studying Year 10. What's next? She hopes to work with the Royal Flying Doctors Service (RFDS) in the future. Deciding on a career path can sometimes be a long and confusing process for many students, but not for Alicia Hayes.
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