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Ash Good s baby: Update after Westfield Bondi Junction stabbing attack

Harriet, then 9-months-old, and her mother Dr Ashlee Good, 38, were the first people to be stabbed by knifeman Joel Cauchi at the shopping centre on the afternoon of Saturday, April 13.

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Wagga Wagga is Australia s most generous city as Aussies give away millions to GoFundMe appeals

Australia s most generous city has been revealed by GoFundMe as millions of dollars are raised for those affected by floods and the cost of living.

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Last resort : Australians with endometriosis facing costly surgeries turn to crowdfunding | Health

In the past five years, 438 people have crowdfunded for surgeries for the painful condition which costs people an average of $130,000 over a lifetime

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GoFundMe fundraiser raises more than $1 million for victims and injured of jumping castle tragedy in Tasmania

More than $1 million has been raised for the families of the victims of the children killed and injured in the Devonport jumping castle tragedy.

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Tasmania jumping castle accident: How you can help donate to the the families of Devonport Hillcrest Primary School students killed

Australians and people from around the world have poured their hearts out and donated generously to the victims of the Tasmania jumping castle tragedy that claimed the lives of five young primary school kids.

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