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    The long tail of COVID 19 will children bear the biggest burden
    While most children have been fortunate to escape severe illness caused by the COVID-19 virus, they are likely to bear the burden of the pandemic in other ways for years.
    Why all Australians need to be aware of heart disease
    Around 1.4 million Australians have a high chance of having a heart attack or stroke in the next five years yet few are aware they’re at risk.
    How Equity Trustees is supporting medical research and health
    Medical research plays a key role underpinning the health of Australians, yet the sector faces fundamental challenges.
    Hope in the fight against the mind beast
    Motor Neurone Disease (MND) is a terminal illness with no effective treatment or cure despite 150 years of medical research since it was first identified.
    Gene therapy research offers new treatment for eye diseases
    Rapid advances in gene therapy are offering new hope to people facing blindness from untreatable eye diseases.
    Honouring life after a tragic death
    It took sensitivity and heart to provide one man, who died in tragic circumstances, with the dignity he deserved.
    Small gestures make all the difference in life and death
    It was the personal relationship that Equity Trustees had with their cherished client, Muriel that made all the difference once she passed.
    How a fallen soldier's legacy continues today
    One small fund that honours an Australian soldier continues to make a difference more than a century after it was established.
    Three ways to ensure digital assets are part of your estate plan
    Estate planning is crucial to ensure what happens to your assets after death, but while physical assets such as property are top of mind, digital assets such as social media and emails are often forgotten about.
    How Lachlan's dream helped him conquer anxiety and become a school leader
    How Lachlan's dream helped him conquer anxiety and become a school leader
    The benefits of steady guidance during retirement
    A good relationship and guiding hand has helped Kerry Gawler get the most out of retirement.