Six Aberdeen fire fighters will climb more than 1500 steps to raise funds for motor neurone disease research

Caitlin Reid
Updated June 20 2018 - 2:53pm, first published June 15 2018 - 1:43pm
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED: Ryan King (top left), Riley Burgin (top right),Kane Dennis, Kane Duggan and Sid Bailey (front L-R) are training to climb the Sydeny Tower. Absent: Matt Thompson. Photo: Fire and Rescue NSW Station 208 Aberdeen
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED: Ryan King (top left), Riley Burgin (top right),Kane Dennis, Kane Duggan and Sid Bailey (front L-R) are training to climb the Sydeny Tower. Absent: Matt Thompson. Photo: Fire and Rescue NSW Station 208 Aberdeen

TACKLING the gruelling 98 storeys, or 1504 stairs, of the Sydney Tower Eye wearing full structural fire fighting ensemble with a combined weight of over 20 kilograms may seem hard, but it’s nothing compared to the struggle of someone with motor neurone disease (MND).

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Caitlin Reid

Caitlin Reid

Journalist

Caitlin Reid is a journalist at the Northern Daily Leader, focussing on a range of topics including Tamworth Regional Council, education, property and entertainment. To get in touch, email caitlin.reid@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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