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HomeNewsMotor Neurone Disease Association’s Adventure Trek coming to Kangaroo Island
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Motor Neurone Disease Association’s Adventure Trek coming to Kangaroo Island

Renee Bennett, group general manager of SA Today, with neurologist A/Prof. Dr David Schultz, who specialises in MND care, and fellow South Australian Ella Barry, who also lost a family member, on the 2024 MNDSA Adventure Trek at the Bay of Fires. (Supplied)
Stan Gorton

Motor Neurone Disease Association of South Australia is holding its annual trek on the Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail this October. […]

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