When you think cancer, you think one of the harshest realities of life. One in 2 Australian's will be diagnosed with cancer by the age of 85. Some people might remark "well 85 is a good innings," but when it affects young people there is an overwhelming feeling of despair, the world just simply doesn't seem fair. We spoke to Joey Lynch, a brave young man who's been battling cancer for 10 years and Dr Pandora Patterson from CanTeen Australia to get a better understanding of how to manage the...

Joffa Corfe is an inspiration. Born and raised by two parents that suffered from alcohol and drug addictions, a young Jeff was regularly subjected to domestic violence and extreme verbal abuse. This led to teenage years going between public housing and living on the streets, homeless and fearful of attacks from pedophiles. Never blaming his troubled upbringing, he looks on the bright side of life and uses his story of human spirit and courage to educate the disadvantaged youth to help them...

In Part 2, we discuss loved ones who saved Mark's life, time he spent in rehab, being clinically diagnosed with mental illness and his anguish of being reintroduced back into normal society after eight long years in the wilderness.

Mark Eustice played 137 games of AFL across three clubs, Essendon, Richmond and Sydney. What was supposed to be a dream come true ended up being a long-winded nightmare. Mark's powerful story showcases the oblivious nature of mental illness in the 80s and 90s and how he's living proof of reviving a life once destroyed by alcohol and drugs.