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Jennifer Hullick

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  • News Producer and Content Producer, Freelance
Adelaide
As seen in: News.com.au, The Herald Sun, Perth Now, The Advertiser (South Australia), The Mercury (Tasmania), Geelong Advertiser, Escape Australia
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Family’s message of love inspires the neighbourhood

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By Jennifer Hullick Verified
| Perth Now Verified
Camera IconSHARING: The Ross family, Rachel, centre, and her children, Ruby, Holly, Summer and Toby, and the produce they have been offering free to passersby. Credit: News Limited, SARAH REED One family’s generosity is inspiring kindness amid the gloom of the coronavirus pandemic It began when Rachel Ross was left contemplating empty shelves while shopping for ingredients for daughter Ruby’s birthday cake.
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Valerie Taylor on a life full of diving adventures

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By Jennifer Hullick Verified
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
Valerie Taylor isn’t afraid of much in life. “I don’t like whirlpools – I got in one once but I wasn’t even afraid then, I just thought I was going to die, but we’ve all got to die some time,” says Taylor, 84. The attribute came in handy working with husband Ron on Hollywood classics, like Jaws, and marine documentaries, many of which required diving with sharks to get the necessary footage.
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Healing power

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By Jennifer Hullick Verified
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
Hepatitis C is no longer an incurable condition as Digby Hildreth can attest Jennifer Hullick D igby Hildreth’s life has hung by a thread too many times but perseverance and nothing less than a medical miracle mean he is now living happily on the NSW north coast and his attachment to life has never been stronger. “Life is really good actually,” says the 66-year-old freelance journalist. “I’m doing yoga and running up a lighthouse, swimming, gardening.
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