Melanie Whelan is a sports columnist at The Courier, Ballarat, where she tracks all of Ballarat's sporting heroes. Her work often intersects with themes of community and resilience, particularly in the context of major events like the Olympics and the impact of the Coronavirus on local sports. Melanie's insights have been featured in various publications, including the Mandurah Mail, The Canberra Times, and the Newcastle Herald.
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He aims for a safe, comfortable space to mental health talk.
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