Firefighters have a red hot go climbing 1504 stairs up 98 floors for Motor Neurone Disease on Saturday

Greg Ellis
Updated October 14 2017 - 9:55am, first published 9:20am
Family inspiration: Naomi Cocksedge lost her mother and sister to Motor Neurone Disease and now her brother has it. On Saturday she climbs the Sydney Tower Eye to help fund a cure. Picture: Adam McLean
Family inspiration: Naomi Cocksedge lost her mother and sister to Motor Neurone Disease and now her brother has it. On Saturday she climbs the Sydney Tower Eye to help fund a cure. Picture: Adam McLean

Naomi Cocksedge lost her mother and sister to Motor Neurone Disease and now her brother has been diagnosed. She tells GREG ELLIS how she and other firefighters are going to great heights to find a cure.

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Greg Ellis

Greg Ellis

Business Editor

Almost four decades in electronic, print and digital media. A writer, presenter, emcee, photographer and videographer with degrees in business management, marketing and human resources and tertiary qualifications in photography.

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