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LIVESTREAM: AFLQ Schools Cup kicks off - Vimarsana News

LIVESTREAM: AFLQ Schools Cup kicks off

The first of three gala days of the booming Streets Smart AFLQ Schools Cup qualifying rounds are underway. Watch St John’s College vs Sunshine Beach SHS and Immanuel Lutheran College vs Siena live now.

Source: qt.com.au
WATCH LIVE: AFLQ Schools Cup senior and junior girls - Vimarsana News

WATCH LIVE: AFLQ Schools Cup senior and junior girls

The first of three gala days of the booming Streets Smart AFLQ Schools Cup qualifying rounds have been played, with <b></b>St Teresa’s (senior girls) and Sunshine Beach SHS (junior girls) winning through. Enjoy all replays here.

Source: qt.com.au
WATCH REPLAYS: AFLQ Schools Cup finals - Vimarsana News

WATCH REPLAYS: AFLQ Schools Cup finals

The first of three gala days of the booming Streets Smart AFLQ Schools Cup qualifying rounds have been played, with the junior and senior girls winners being decided. Enjoy the replays here.

Source: qt.com.au
Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy: Parents open up about losing their children in their sleep - Vimarsana News

Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy: Parents open up about losing their children in their sleep

A rare disorder has claimed the lives of several bright young Australians as parents call for more awareness about the fatal condition. Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy, otherwise known as SUDEP, is a complication of epilepsy that occurs with no warning signs, causing the sufferer to die unexpectedly and prematurely, often while sleeping. The result leaves families scrambling for answers that doctors cannot provide given the near-total lack of information and research into SUDEP. Doctors say one in 1,000 people with epilepsy dies from SUDEP every year - about 280 Australians - but devastat...