House Heroes: Save our Sons
Elie Eid is a father fighting for his son’s life. In 2005, two days short of his second birthday, Elie’s son Emilio was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD).
House Heroes: Dead man walking
At 72, Cliff Atkinson has more life and vitality than many people half his age – so why the nickname ‘Dead Man Walking’?
House Heroes: A tiny inspiration
Bubbly Lauren Channon has endured an incredible 130 surgeries in her 10 years, but now raises funds to help buy critical life-saving equipment for other sick kids.
House Heroes: One of a kind
Lily Harrison is only 16, but she’s already making a huge difference to the lives of homeless and vulnerable women in her community.
House Heroes: Feeding the hungry
They make 1.2 million meals a year, but food isn’t the only thing baking in the FareShare kitchen.
House Heroes: Care from the air
Married medics Brian and Ruth Parsell have saved countless lives and are believed to be the first husband-and-wife team in the world to crew an emergency helicopter service.
House Heroes: Making a Difference
Ed and Daniel are the tradies behind Trademutt, a bold new workwear brand by tradies for tradies, which aims to tackle men’s suicide in Australia head-on.
House Heroes: Dream Big
Alex Kirchner is a promising young Australian swimmer with dreams of making the Australian Olympic team. But despite being born deaf, he refuses to let that stop him on his…
House Heroes: The Joy of Giving
Volunteering isn’t an act of heroism for Therese Macauley, but a way for her to stay connected to the community and make a difference.
House Heroes: The Gift of Music
An aggressive tumour and left arm amputation wasn’t enough to stop this talented Australian musician from finding a way to keep playing the saxophone.