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Sam Charlton walked onto the grounds of St Mary’s College and was greeted by smiles from 10-year old students, eager to try out a stack of brightly coloured hula hoops. Although best-known for her sharp midfield and defence, Charlton was up for a hula hoop challenge.
Olympic Black Sticks Legend Sam Charlton hula hoops to BounceBack4Syria
Novelist Patricia Donovan launches debut historical novel, donating the proceeds of her book The Remarkable Miss Digby to ReliefAid’s work in Syria.
The Syrian crisis has reached an unwelcome milestone, with 10 years having passed. Mike Seawright, the Founder and Executive Director of ReliefAid, spoke to Susie Ferguson.
New Zealand based humanitarian organisation ReliefAid is launching a campaign to raise money for hula hoops, soccer balls and skipping roles for the children in refugee camps in Syria. Karyn speaks with ReliefAid’s founding director Mike Seawright about their “Bounce Back for Syria” campaign.