Everyday Heroes & Rock Legends: Australian Stories

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Ashrelian story dives into the lives of everyday heroes making big waves.

Take Widiana Marika from the band Yothu Yindi.

He grew up in Arnhem land and hit rock stardom, but now he's cut his dreadlocks to step

up as a leader for his community at a key moment.

Meanwhile, a sheep farmer and a surf rider have teamed up to spotlight risks.

They're warning about serious mental health side effects from androgen deprivation therapy,

the go-to treatment for prostate cancer that thousands of.

Men use each year.

Reactions have been strong from folks facing tavads.

A renegade grazier named Chris Hengler is using feral donkeys to bring his remote, run

down land back to life, and one of Australia's harshest spots.

But it's landed him in legal hot water.

New episodes revisit rock legends too.

Cold chisel marks its 50-year milestone with stories of radio rejection turning into

timeless hits.

Silver Chair's drummer shares how a scary anxiety attack after the band's breakup pushed

him toward recovery.

Ongoing tales keep captivating, like solving the 70-year Summerton man mystery by identifying

him as Charles Webb through family photos.

And Kathleen Fulbyg's fight led to her pardon after a long campaign.

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