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For Andrew, gyms should be places where everyone feels welcome, seen and supported. This belief is what drives his involvement in the Strength in Diversity Steering Committee.
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When Casey* first connected with the BSL Thrive Hub through a referral from Peninsula Health, she was facing a number of challenges that made it difficult to focus on her future goals. Today she's gained clarity and began developing a practical plan to become an early childhood educator.
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Banksia Cottage Respite Program Manager Ricah Noorzaye shares what makes her workplace special after being recognised in HESTA’s 2026 Excellence Awards.
Read articleBrotherhood Books has just reached a remarkable milestone: one million books uploaded to our website! Each one has been saved from landfill and given a second life.
Read articleSome partnerships show up in a spreadsheet. Others show up in person, in a classroom, in a bookshop packing boxes. This year, Citi Australia has done both.
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Meet Paddy. He is a resident at our Clifton Hill Aged Care centre and is a proud Francophile. Paddy is rarely seen without his signature beret. He speaks a little French and greets most mornings with a cheerful “Bonjour.”
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Since retiring from her job at a shoe factory in Preston, Le Quyen has found daily connection and comfort at BSL’s Coolibah Centre in Fitzroy.
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Murray began his working life in hospitality, spending years in high‑end hotels and restaurants around the world.
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On a blustery Melbourne morning in late March, we sat down with Maureen Wheeler AO to talk about her early life, her unexpected path into publishing and what inspired her to support us to establish the BSL Innovation Fund.
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Mabo Day, 3 June, honours the life and legacy of proud Meriam man Eddie Koiki Mabo, the landmark 1992 High Court decision and marks the end of National Reconciliation Week.
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