
Hedland Heroes: Cameron Cornish
Being able to help someone on what could be the worst day of their life is what motivates Cameron Cornish to give his time to
Being able to help someone on what could be the worst day of their life is what motivates Cameron Cornish to give his time to
Like many who moved to Hedland with a two-year plan, Chantel Cullen and her family are ten years down the track, having made the town
You may have noticed more colour, vibrancy, and art as you walk down Wise Terrace in South Hedland. That’s partly thanks to the work of
As a father of two, Damian Hill knows first-hand that his kids wouldn’t be able to play the sports they love without parents putting up
You’ll often find father of three, Grant Miles, out at the BMX track or training on his own bike to help kids locally and beyond.
James Brown has had a life-long love of soccer (or football as he calls it!) but a small mountain of injuries saw him exchange his
For as long as Jan Breddy can remember, she has loved netball. One of her earliest memories of the sport is sneaking into the local
June Councillor has devoted much of her life to the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, but she is also committed to setting
Moving to a new town where you don’t know a soul can be a daunting experience. So, when Karli Beresford landed a job in Hedland,
Local Soccer Club President and mother of four, Laura Hawes, put Port Hedland on the map when she campaigned to have the town recognised on
Lee Ross is the first to admit he loves his job. As a pharmacist, he always has time for a smile and a good chat,
As a mother of five, it is vital to Letcha Solo that her kids learn the value of community. It’s why she volunteers at any
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