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Stories and Articles  from The Courier-Mail   

   
   

Elisabeth walks tall with a little help

 SAT 05 MAY 2006

THEY say children grow up too fast. Brisbane teenager Elisabeth Comacchio grew 15cm in four hours.
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Helping all to sleep easier

 SAT 29 APR 2006

TODAY, The Courier-Mail Children's Fund launches its House for Kids project which will help hundreds of Queensland children like Billy Stranks.
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Stars will shine for charities

 SAT 05 NOV 2005

GEORGE Gregan may become the most capped rugby player of all time tonight, but come December he will be at the Gold Coast raising money for charity.
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Magazine event for charity

SAT 22 OCT 2005

QWEEKEND, The Courier-Mail weekend magazine, and global event management company Harte Management are joining forces to raise money for charities.
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House hunters do their bidding to benefit sick kids
By: Rodney Chester

 MON 22 NOV 2004

It was built for hundreds of kids, but in the end it was bought by one family.
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Hi-tech gives voice to Jared
By: Rodney Chester

 SAT 31 JULY 2004

FOR 12-year-old Jared McLaughlin, who has cerebral palsy, communication comes at the touch of a button.    more

   

Family finds twice the courage
By: Rodney Chester

 SAT 24 JULY 2004

BRETT Hage and Allison Parker were sitting in their GP's office wondering what was wrong with their baby girl when the hospital called to confirm their fears.      more

   

Child's play helps mend broken lives
By: Rodney Chester

 SAT 17 JULY 2004

PLAYTIME is important for every child, but it has extra value for the children helped by the Abused Child Trust.    more

   

Take them as well read
By: Rodney Chester

 SAT 10 JULY 2004

EIGHT-year-old Abiba Andria explained the program run out of Brisbane's Annerley Literacy Centre with the beautiful simplicity enjoyed by children.   more

   

Therapy puts Jeremy in the picture
By: Rodney Chester

 SAT 03 JULY 2004

YVONNE Moulds knew her son Jeremy was different to other babies when he wouldn't clap hands.   more

   

Support network offers helping hand
By: Rodney Chester

 SAT 26 JUNE 2004

THE first sign that Rachael Bambling had a problem was when she started having seizures at six months of age.   more

   

Troubled teens given a chance for time-out
By: Rodney Chester

 SAT 19 JUNE 2004

THIS idyllic image of a group of friends tossing in a line is a bit like the river in front of them.  more

   

Special kids make big strides, little by little
By: Rodney Chester

 SAT 12 JUNE 2004

LIKE most five-year-olds, Luke Farrelly loves discovering the world around him.   more

  

Courageous boys coming on strong
By: Rodney Chester

 SAT 05 JUNE 2004

WHEN Simone Burley gave birth to her first son Trent five years ago, doctors believed birth complications were responsible for his floppy muscles.   more

  

Grandparents take right road for family
By: Rodney Chester

 SAT 29 MAY 2004

IF life had gone to plan, Col and Lyn Boxsell would be two more grey nomads hitting the road.  more

  

Surgeons straighten out Elizabeth's life
By: Rodney Chester

 SAT 22 MAY 2004

ELEVEN-year-old Elizabeth Comacchio was 10cm shorter than her mum Natalie last week.  more

  

Who said sleep was ho-hum?
By: Rodney Chester

 MON 17 MAY 2004

IT took 132 days before Kelly Thompson got to spend a night together with her daughter Kira.  more
  

Sweet dreams, breathe easy
By: Rodney Chester

 MON 17 MAY 2004

Sleeping disorders can have severe consequences for children.  more
  

Brave Tom tackles battle for his life
By: Louise Crossen

 THU 25 MAR 2004

WHILE other six-year-olds are just starting their education, Tom Bennett has spent the past nine months at the Royal Children's Hospital in Brisbane learning to walk and talk again.  more

  

Mikaela is bubbling with life
By: Katrina Witham

 TUE 16 MAR 2004

BORN with a serious form of muscular dystrophy, Mikaela Norris has already beaten the odds and outlived the life expectancy of most children diagnosed with the disease.  more

  

Children's charity begins with homes
By: Katrina Witham

 SAT 06 MAR 2004

HOME is the place most people look for shelter and comfort so it is fitting that three homes have been donated to raise funds for children in need.  more

   

Charity helps ease treatment blues
By: Katrina Witham

 WED 03 MAR 2004

Little Brooke Eglington has a smile that melts your heart.  more

   

Mud crab races provide fun and funds for nippers
By: Jennifer Dudley

MON 01 MAR 2004

JERSEYS were pulled, head-high tackles committed and, in sheer desperation, one contestant ripped the leg off a rival.  more

   

Children's fund gets fresh start
  

 SAT 28 FEB 2004

THE Courier-Mail today announces a major community initiative, the relaunch of The Courier-Mail Children's Fund. more

   

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