Bob Montgomery, 82, died unexpectedly a day after completing a 5,200km charity bike ride from Broome to Bowral with his grandson, raising $104,965 for Motor Neurone Disease NSW.
Bob Montgomery, 82, died a day after completing a 5,300km charity bike ride from Broome to Bowral for motor neurone disease, raising over $300,000 in Australia.
Bob Montgomery, 82, and his grandson Tom Malcolm, 18, completed a 5,300km bike trek across Australia, finishing in Bowral, NSW, raising nearly $300k for motor neurone disease research.
82-year-old Bob Montgomery and his 18-year-old grandson Tom Malcolm completed a 5,300-kilometre cycling journey across Australia. The six-week ride from Broome to Bowral raised money and awareness for motor neurone disease (MND), a condition that has personally affected their family.
82-year-old Bob Montgomery and his 18-year-old grandson Tom Malcolm completed a 5,300km charity bike ride across Australia, from Broome to Bowral, raising over $65,000 for motor neurone disease research and awareness. The six-week journey honored MND advocates and was Montgomery's fifth such ride.
Port Arthur, Texas, a low-income community, suffers from severe health issues and economic hardship due to the presence of major oil refineries, including Motiva, owned by Saudi Aramco. Residents face high rates of cancer, asthma, and heart disease, with significant environmental pollution and economic disinvestment.
Leeds Rhinos honored Rob Burrow with a dominant victory over defending champions Hull KR. Jake Connor starred with tries and assists, leading Leeds to a clear lead at the top of the Super League table.
Former England rugby captain Lewis Moody, 48, is cycling 500 miles from Newcastle to Twickenham to raise awareness for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) following his own diagnosis. He aims to honor George "Doddie" Weir and support the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation.
Former England rugby captain Lewis Moody, 48, has begun a 500-mile cycle from Newcastle to Twickenham to raise awareness for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) following his own diagnosis. He is joined by over a dozen players, friends, and family, honoring MND campaigner George "Doddie" Weir.
Former England rugby international Lewis Moody, diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND) last October, discusses how the condition has brought clarity and purpose to his life. Despite the challenges, Moody focuses on living in the present, prioritizing loved ones, and raising funds for MND research.
Kevin Sinfield has been awarded a knighthood in the King's Birthday Honours list for his extensive fundraising for motor neurone disease (MND) charities. The rugby league great has raised over £11m since 2020, inspired by his late friend Rob Burrow. Sinfield will continue his support for the MND community.
Former AFL player and coach Neale Daniher has died at 65, 13 years after his motor neurone disease diagnosis. Known for his football career and co-founding FightMND, he raised over $100m for research.
A coroner's court heard Dezi Freeman yelled abuse at a dying constable after two Victoria police officers were killed investigating an alleged child sexual assault. Freeman was later shot dead by police.
Former AFL player and coach Neale Daniher has died at 65, 13 years after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. He was a prominent campaigner for MND research and co-founded FightMND.
South Sydney Rabbitohs player Jai Arrow has announced his immediate retirement from rugby league after being diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND). The 30-year-old, who played 178 NRL games and 12 State of Origin matches, will focus on his health and treatment.
Rugby league player Jai Arrow has retired from the NRL after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND). The 30-year-old Souths player, who represented Queensland, will step away from the sport to focus on his health and treatment.
Former England captain plans to ride 500 miles in seven days2003 World Cup winners among the fundraisersThe former England captain Lewis Moody has said he is “picking up the baton” left by Doddie Weir after announcing plans to lead a 500-mile, seven-day cycling challenge this summer to raise funds for the fight against motor neurone disease.Moody will be joined by many of his fellow 2003 World Cup winners, including Jonny Wilkinson, Mike Tindall and Ben Kay, as well as his teenage sons on a journey from Newcastle to the Allianz Stadium in Twickenham, with all proceeds going to the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation. Continue reading...
Former England captain Lewis Moody, who was diagnosed with motor neurone disease last year, announces a cycling challenge to raise money.
