This week on LEISURE LINK with Peter Greco:

• Daniela Di Toro, Australian Paralympic Co-Captain and Champion Paralympic Wheelchair tennis and table-tennis player, talks about the Paralympic Pin Project, where all 1128 Paralympians to represent Australia are being recognised. If you, or a Paralympian you know haven't been contacted get in touch with Paralympics Australia by calling 02 9704 0500 or go to https://www.paralympic.org.au/
• Emily Bourke, Assistant Minister for autism in South Australia, encourages all to take part in “Your Say” to help formulate an autism strategy as well as announcing a quiet zone at Sunday's Carols; and whether SA had a new Premier last weekend? Find out more here: https://yoursay.sa.gov.au/state-autism-strategy
• Sally Duncan, Manager for the Aussie Pearls Australian Women's Basketball Team wraps up the Oceania-Asia  Virtus Games in Brisbane,
• Annika Hooper; Aimee Cranthern; Michelle Hall; and Caroline Harding - the Sisters of Invention; and Carol Young invite all to a Christmas Carols sing-along on Saturday 17th December at 2 pm at the  Adelaide Festival Centre Banquet Room. You can book here: https://www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au/whats-on/tutti-christmas-sing-a-long?dateId=17-12-2022&performanceId=EAFT2022969T Access seating and Companion Card bookings
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• Sean Deakin has just won CBS's Inc's Amelia Rix Award as an outstanding employee for Whyalla's Hose & Fittings and volunteer work at Tripple Y radio station in Whyalla. Find out more here: https://communitybridgingservices.org.au/
• Gillian Schultze, Dementia Educator for Resthaven, talks about her role and the person centred approach.
• Clare Dundas, from Crime Stoppers Victoria, speaks about the 'You Never Know Who's watching' Road Safety campaign, asking for footage of reckless behaviour on our roads to be uploaded to the website. You can contact Crimestoppers on 1800 333 00 or go to https://www.crimestoppersvic.com.au/
• Santa Claus is taking your call until midnight Christmas Eve free from any public phone. Call +464646. Telstra are donating $1 to the Salvation Army for every call.

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