Toddler baby dead after being pulled from backyard pool north of Brisbane
Two brothers has been found in critical condition in the backyard pool. Two boys were
unconscious when they found. The children were aged 16 months and 2 years and 6 months
old. Their family called the emergency service immediately, so two boys has been taken to
Queensland Children Hospital. Unfortunately , two boys lost their life after giving a big fight
in last week. On that day, their parents had very sad moment , and they said " our boys no
longer with us". The parents wanted that people respect their family's privacy , so they does not
like to see any comments about their children in the media .The parents thanked the hospital's
staff because of their supporting and care.
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
Toddler baby dead after being pulled from backyard pool north of Brisbane
Toddler baby dead after being pulled from backyard pool north of Brisbane
-Two brothers pulled unconscious
-Children aged 16 months and 2 and half years
-Emergency services were called
-Two boys taken to QCH critical condition
-Family"s sad moment
-Support and care provided by staff of the Queensland Children's Hospital
-Two children fights for life
-Died in hospital last week
-Respecting family's privacy
https://www.smh.com.au/national/queensland/toddler-baby-dead-after-being-pulled-from-backyard-pool-north-of-brisbane-20190403-p51abb.htmlhttps://www.smh.com.au/national/queensland/toddler-baby-dead-after-being-pulled-from-backyard-pool-north-of-brisbane-20190403-p51abb.html
-Two brothers pulled unconscious
-Children aged 16 months and 2 and half years
-Emergency services were called
-Two boys taken to QCH critical condition
-Family"s sad moment
-Support and care provided by staff of the Queensland Children's Hospital
-Two children fights for life
-Died in hospital last week
-Respecting family's privacy
https://www.smh.com.au/national/queensland/toddler-baby-dead-after-being-pulled-from-backyard-pool-north-of-brisbane-20190403-p51abb.htmlhttps://www.smh.com.au/national/queensland/toddler-baby-dead-after-being-pulled-from-backyard-pool-north-of-brisbane-20190403-p51abb.html
Tuesday, March 5, 2019
Fred Hallows (1929-1996)
-1929: He was born inApril 9,1929 in Dunedin, New Zealand.
-1936: He. Moved to Palmerstan North when he was seven years old.
-1951: He attended medical school at the University of Otago (1951-1955)
-1958: Fred got married Mary Skiller until she died a sad death in 1975.
-1965: Fred moved to Australia to became the Associate Proffesor at the University of NSW.
-1969: He went to Moorfields Eye Hospital in England to study opthamology.
-1971: Fred set up the first Aboriginal Medical Service in Australia.
-1980: Fred later married a second time to Gabi O'Sullivan.
-1981: He won the Advance Australa Award.
-1985: Refused order of Australia .
-1990: He won the Human Rights Medal .
-1991: He was presented Humanist of the year.
-1993:Fred Hallows passed away on the 10th of February.
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Essie Coffee
1941- Essie Coffee was born near Goodoonga in Northern NSW.
1950- She got married to Albert Doc Coffee, raising eight children and adopting ten more.
1960- Mrs Coffee established the aboriginal Movement in Brewarrina.
1960s and 1970s she worked in the health and legal service.
1968- she presented Queen Elizabeth with a copy of her film, My Survival as an Aboriginal,
at the opening of the new Parliament House in Canberra.
1978- The film,which made in 1978 and won notional and international recognition,
documents the effects of dispossession ,the chronic depression alcoholism ,deaths in
custody and poverty that was so much a part of life for Aboriginal people.
1993- a sequel followed , M y life as I live it, which also received notional acclaim.
1985 was awarded Australia Medal.
1941- Essie Coffee was born near Goodoonga in Northern NSW.
1950- She got married to Albert Doc Coffee, raising eight children and adopting ten more.
1960- Mrs Coffee established the aboriginal Movement in Brewarrina.
1960s and 1970s she worked in the health and legal service.
1968- she presented Queen Elizabeth with a copy of her film, My Survival as an Aboriginal,
at the opening of the new Parliament House in Canberra.
1978- The film,which made in 1978 and won notional and international recognition,
documents the effects of dispossession ,the chronic depression alcoholism ,deaths in
custody and poverty that was so much a part of life for Aboriginal people.
1993- a sequel followed , M y life as I live it, which also received notional acclaim.
1985 was awarded Australia Medal.
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