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Teachers gear up for 1,100km charity ride to fight deadly childhood cancer

Scott and Rhys. (Stewart Chambers: 440911)
By Afraa Kori

With no cure DIPG, two Pakenham teachers are preparing to hit the road again, cycling 1,100km in January 2026 to […]

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