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Heather, Melbourne
The art of listening is often underrated but when Heather Morris steps back and pays attention, the magic happens.
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Nola, Canberra North Branch
“Being involved with organising events and planning for the future means you have lots to talk about. We have 80 to 90 people at our meetings.”
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Graeme, Kalamunda Branch
Graeme Piggott, President of the Kalamunda branch in Western Australia, began circulating his reflections on life and National Seniors four years ago.
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Heather, Sydney
We caught up with 92-year-old Heather Lee who took the 2019 Masters Games by storm, setting a new race walk world record of 24 minutes 52.25 seconds over 3,000 metres.