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| 19 October 2011 |
 Media coverage: 19 October2011, Townsville Sun.More than 100 Townsville residents donned their finest frocks and masks at a recent masquerade ball staged in support of the Townsville Warriors, who will be participating in this month's Race to Survive: Mission Australia Challenge. Over $6,000 was raised towards Mission Australia's dynamic three-day event, which is aiming to raise a total of $250,000 to help transform the lives of disadvantaged Australians. From 26-28 October, Accor hotel teams from across the country will participate in a three-day adventure challenge and aim to raise $250,000 for Mission Australia services across the country. The inaugural Accor Race to Survive: Mission Possible Australia will help Mission Australia transform the lives of disadvantaged Australians. Townsville residents are encouraged to support the Warriors as they prepare to race through a course that involves swimming, mountain biking, kayaking, running and camping overnight. For more information and to donate to any of the Accor teams, visit www.fundraiseonline.com. You can learn more about the Race to Survive: Mission Possible Australia by watching this video.   |
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The program will provide parents and carers with an opportunity to... + Read Full Story |
Miller Pathways celebrate Families WeekMonday, 21 May 2012Mission Australia’s child and family service in the Liverpool area, Miller Pathways, celebrated Families Week on Friday by hosting a free Community Fun Day.
The Federal Minister for Human Services, Senator Kim Carr, Federal Member for Fowler, Chris Hayes, and Mayor of Liverpool Wendy Waller all attended and officially opened the... + Read Full Story | More News Articles | ||
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