Oak Flats boy wants a best friend. His wish is about to come true

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Updated June 29 2021 - 12:26am, first published April 7 2021 - 2:30pm
"We are inseparable and I would climb mountains to see him smile," Bec Kearns said of her son Hunter. Photo: Sylvia Liber
"We are inseparable and I would climb mountains to see him smile," Bec Kearns said of her son Hunter. Photo: Sylvia Liber

Hunter Hawken doesn't know it yet but his lone wish in a world that has dealt him some cruel blows is about to be granted.

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Tareyn Varley

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For the past 15 years I've been toiling away behind the scenes on story ideas, web production, headline writing, home page editing and social media management. I'm passionate about passing the mic to Illawarra residents who find themselves with no power and no voice.

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