Port Macquarie’s Ian Bagster has been helping people all his life. His ongoing service to the community is central to his wellbeing, but he is also mindful of the toll this work can take.
“Oh, mate without that I don’t know where I’d be
On a sunny Saturday in June, the Centenary Trail Walking Group went on another walking session from the Parliament House to Hackett with a length of approx. 12kms. Despite the winter chill, there were ten eager first responders who participated in the session. It was a great chance to connect whilst being active, and getting some great benefits from both of those activities.
On a sunny Saturday in June, the Centenary Trail Walking Group went on another walking session from the Parliament House to Hackett with a length of approx. 12kms. Despite the winter chill, there were ten eager first responders who participated in the session. It was a great chance to connect whilst being active, and getting some great benefits from both of those activities.
On a sunny Saturday in June, the Centenary Trail Walking Group went on another walking session from the Parliament House to Hackett with a length of approx. 12kms. Despite the winter chill, there were ten eager first responders who participated in the session. It was a great chance to connect whilst being active, and getting some great benefits from both of those activities.
On a sunny Saturday in June, the Centenary Trail Walking Group went on another walking session from the Parliament House to Hackett with a length of approx. 12kms. Despite the winter chill, there were ten eager first responders who participated in the session. It was a great chance to connect whilst being active, and getting some great benefits from both of those activities.
On a sunny Saturday in June, the Centenary Trail Walking Group went on another walking session from the Parliament House to Hackett with a length of approx. 12kms. Despite the winter chill, there were ten eager first responders who participated in the session. It was a great chance to connect whilst being active, and getting some great benefits from both of those activities.
On a sunny Saturday in June, the Centenary Trail Walking Group went on another walking session from the Parliament House to Hackett with a length of approx. 12kms. Despite the winter chill, there were ten eager first responders who participated in the session. It was a great chance to connect whilst being active, and getting some great benefits from both of those activities.
A group of first responder families recently attended a macrame workshop at the Gordon Community Centre in Canberra. The benefits from participating in a group craft activity go beyond having a finished homeware to take home, it’s also a great opportunity for connecting, being mindful, helping others, and learning a new skill.
A group of first responder families recently attended a macrame workshop at the Gordon Community Centre in Canberra. The benefits from participating in a group craft activity go beyond having a finished homeware to take home, it’s also a great opportunity for connecting, being mindful, helping others, and learning a new skill.
A group of first responder families recently attended a macrame workshop at the Gordon Community Centre in Canberra. The benefits from participating in a group craft activity go beyond having a finished homeware to take home, it’s also a great opportunity for connecting, being mindful, helping others, and learning a new skill.
A group of first responder families recently attended a macrame workshop at the Gordon Community Centre in Canberra. The benefits from participating in a group craft activity go beyond having a finished homeware to take home, it’s also a great opportunity for connecting, being mindful, helping others, and learning a new skill.
A group of first responder families recently attended a macrame workshop at the Gordon Community Centre in Canberra. The benefits from participating in a group craft activity go beyond having a finished homeware to take home, it’s also a great opportunity for connecting, being mindful, helping others, and learning a new skill.
A group of first responder families recently attended a macrame workshop at the Gordon Community Centre in Canberra. The benefits from participating in a group craft activity go beyond having a finished homeware to take home, it’s also a great opportunity for connecting, being mindful, helping others, and learning a new skill.
