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An experienced, passionate and instinctual storyteller with close to two decades’ experience as a reporter, editor and producer working across politics, courts, entertainment, finance, sport and, foreign news and features.

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Sarcoma diagnosis: The deadly cancer that survivors say is easy to miss

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By Katelyn Catanzariti Verified
| 7News Verified
For Sam Mathias, it was a sore shoulder and strange sensations in his lungs that the fit 22-year-old dismissed as “little niggles”. At the time, he was finishing university, training in boxing and preparing to start a full-time banking career. For chiropractor and occupational health researcher Angela de Weger, it felt like warm water running down her leg. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today Neither imagined they were living with one of Australia’s deadliest cancers.
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Loss of his 'biggest fan' drives motorcyclist McDonald

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By Katelyn Catanzariti Verified
| Newcastle Herald Verified
Motorcycle racer Archie McDonald, whose brother died by suicide, is joining the Push-Up Challenge. Photo: PR IMAGE PHOTO When Archie McDonald talks about his older brother Toby, he doesn't begin with the tragedy that changed his life forever. He begins with the boy who taught him everything. "He's my big brother. There's no other relationship like it," the 22-year-old Australian motorcycle racer tells AAP.
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Push-up post office has town laughing and crying

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By Katelyn Catanzariti Verified
| Perth Now Verified
The smiles start before customers even reach the counter. Some walk into Penguin Post Office to join in the fun after spotting staff dropping for push-ups between serving customers. Others arrive with tears in their eyes, looking less for stamps and parcels than someone to talk to. In the tiny northwest Tasmanian town of about 3000 people, the local post office has become much more than a place to collect the mail.
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