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Proud cat dad and bourbon taste-tester 🐱 he/him 🙀 They pried my blue tick from my cold, dead hands and this is now a fake account. Probably.
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Volunteering, Myanmar Elections, Archibald Heads to Shepparton, Aussie 70’s Funk

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First Hour — Volunteering — Whether you're a student seeking experience, a retiree giving back or a newcomer wanting to connect, volunteering unites people of every generation and background. With so many major events happening this summer like the Aus Open; the Grand Prix and Surf Lifesaving, lending a hand is keeping Aussies connected with pride and purpose How do we turn one-off volunteers into lifelong givers?
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The Mighty Challenge

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First Hour — A Brain that Breathes -  In a world where many of us feel stressed and overwhelmed with everyday life, how would you like a brain that breathes?
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Mammalian Meat and Tick Allergy

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By Nic Healey Verified
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First Hour — Mammalian Meat and Tick Allergy How does a tick bite end up with you being allergic to meat? It might sound the stuff of science fiction, but there's a syndrome called 'alpha-gal syndrome' which can be traced back to being bitten by a certain type of tick. The allergy is more commonly called the 'Mammalian meat allergy', with those affected potentially ending up being allergic to meat.
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