This week on LEISURE LINK with Peter Greco:

• Annabelle Dennis, a member of the Devils - the Australian under 25 Women's wheelchair basketball Team, is off to the IWBF World Championships in Thailand,
• Dylan Littlehales is back from Germany after winning Gold at the World Canoe Championships in Germany. Dylan is preparing to take part in the Hawkesbury Canoe Classic, overnight from 28th October - raising money and awareness for the cancer Council.  You can find out more here:
  https://m.facebook.com/dylan.littlehales or Instagram @allhales_dyl
• Tricia Crockford let us know how the Rubies (the South Australian Netball Team) went at the Marie Little OAM Shield National Championships
• Andrew Kerec is just back from doing the spine tingling ride - 6850 kilometers on a mountain bike for Spinal Cure and Hartley Life Care. Find out more here:
  http://www.thespinetinglingride.com.au/
• Nat Cook, South Australia's Minister for Human Service, shares news on the NDIS review and Legislation in State Parliament regarding Disability inclusion Act Bill and the Inclusive SA Plan,
• Jemma Stubbs, Paediatric Speech Pathologist, is doing the New Zealand Trek for Vision Australia alongside three other paediatric colleagues. To find out more go to: https://inspiredadventures.com.au/event/trekforvision-newzealand-2024/ or https://fundraise.visionaustralia.org/fundraisers/LaraJemmaAmyandErin
• Andrew Rich, head of industrial and employment law at Slater Gordon chatted about what to do if you believe your employer is underpaying you.
• David Militz, from Carers SA, previewed Carers Week: expos and the opportunity for young carers to access a bursary up to $3000 to help with education. To find out more go to: https://www.carerssa.com.au/