Major Hugo Toovey was 21, fit, and training at Duntroon when he found the lump. He knew it was there for six months before he told anyone. What came next changed the course of his life and eventually, his purpose.

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During a girls trip to Paris, long time friends Ginger and Carman started posting videos of their outfits and candid adventures on social media. Now boasting over 340k followers on TikTok and garnering over 8 million likes, the self-described 'crazy aunts' now make a living as influencers. When Ginger and Carman met as school mums, they felt like they were cut from the same creative cloth. Source: SBS When is age more than a number and who gets to decide when it comes to age

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