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Missing Darkan woman found safe after five-day community-led search

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By Andrew Chounding Verified, Peter Barr, Paul Cook Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Darkan resident Jodie King went missing on Wednesday. Family and friends coordinated a search for the 46-year-old woman over the weekend. WA Police confirmed she had been located safe and well this morning. The desperate search for a 46-year-old woman who disappeared in southern Western Australia last week has ended with her being found safe and well.
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Program: MS advocate wheels her way into the record books

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By Andy Park Verified, Kathleen O'Connor, Paul Cook Verified
| The World Today (Podcast) Verified
A Victorian women who lives with Multiple Sclerosis has taken on a seemingly impossible challenge - completing the longest off-road cycling trail in the world in a wheelchair. The Munda Biddi track through dense forest and steep mountains took 26 days to complete, with all proceeds to fund further research on MS.
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Clare Reilly becomes first person to complete 1,000km Munda Biddi trail in a wheelchair

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By Eliza Kavanagh Verified, Paul Cook Verified, Andrew Chounding Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Clare Reilly is no stranger to the outdoors. "My background is outdoor ed, so that's my experience and knowledge," she said. But there was only so much preparation the multiple sclerosis advocate could do ahead of her most recent challenge: being the first person to take on the Munda Biddi in a wheelchair. The 1,067-kilometre trail stretches from Mundaring, about 34 kilometres east of Perth, to Western Australia's southernmost point, before terminating in the coastal city of Albany.
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