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  • Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's family

    Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's family
    Feb 17 2026
    Eleven-year-old Valentine Mayerson has raised over $40,000 by creating and selling beaded bee bracelets to help the family of Matilda Brett Finn, the 10-year-old tragically killed in the 2024 Bondi terror attack. The bracelets, featuring a bee to honour Matilda's middle name, have become a global symbol of peace and remembrance, with nearly 3,000 sold across Australia, Europe, the US and Canada. Valentine aims to raise enough funds to send Matilda's family, including her younger sister Summer, to Disneyland.

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  • Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's family

    Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's family
    Feb 17 2026

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    6 m
  • Country footy team goes viral with Savage Garden cover

    Country footy team goes viral with Savage Garden cover
    Feb 17 2026
    The Queenscliff Football Club in Victoria has created a viral video recreating the iconic 2010 Puma advertisement featuring Savage Garden's 'Truly Madly Deeply', amassing over 3,000 views on Instagram. The senior coach Heath Jamison came up with the idea to boost the small town club's profile and attract new members, with the team filming their rendition in one take after training. The club, located in a town of only 1,500 people on the Bellarine Peninsula, is now selling memberships for $55 and has attracted interest from as far as Scotland.

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  • Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's family

    Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's family
    Feb 17 2026

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    6 m
  • Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's family

    Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's family
    Feb 17 2026
    Eleven-year-old Valentine Mayerson has raised over $40,000 by creating and selling beaded bee bracelets to help the family of Matilda Brett Finn, the 10-year-old tragically killed in the 2024 Bondi terror attack. The bracelets, featuring a bee to honour Matilda's middle name, have become a global symbol of peace and remembrance, with nearly 3,000 sold across Australia, Europe, the US and Canada. Valentine aims to raise enough funds to send Matilda's family, including her younger sister Summer, to Disneyland.

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    6 m
  • Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's family

    Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's family
    Feb 17 2026
    Eleven-year-old Valentine Mayerson has raised over $40,000 by creating and selling beaded bee bracelets to help the family of Matilda Brett Finn, the 10-year-old tragically killed in the 2024 Bondi terror attack. The bracelets, featuring a bee to honour Matilda's middle name, have become a global symbol of peace and remembrance, with nearly 3,000 sold across Australia, Europe, the US and Canada. Valentine aims to raise enough funds to send Matilda's family, including her younger sister Summer, to Disneyland.

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    6 m
  • Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's family

    Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's family
    Feb 17 2026
    Eleven-year-old Valentine Mayerson has raised over $40,000 by creating and selling beaded bee bracelets to help the family of Matilda Brett Finn, the 10-year-old tragically killed in the 2024 Bondi terror attack. The bracelets, featuring a bee to honour Matilda's middle name, have become a global symbol of peace and remembrance, with nearly 3,000 sold across Australia, Europe, the US and Canada. Valentine aims to raise enough funds to send Matilda's family, including her younger sister Summer, to Disneyland.

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    6 m
  • Couple lives off-grid exploring Australia full-time

    Couple lives off-grid exploring Australia full-time
    Feb 17 2026
    Josh and Jess from Adventure Intel Australia have been travelling and living off-grid across Australia for years after deciding not to return home following an initial trip. The couple showcases off-road driving techniques at the Victorian Caravan Camping Super Show, demonstrating vehicle capabilities on steep terrain with a three-tonne load. Their favourite destinations include the Ningaloo Coast in Western Australia and the Northern Territory.

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    3 m