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‘I survived: One man’s personal experience with the Spanish flu pandemic’
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Roz Glazebrook

Roz Glazebrook

Roz lives in Brisbane. She grew up in Tasmania.

She has had some amazing adventures, climbing Mt Killimanjaro and Mt Kenya in Africa, trekking the Annapurna Circuit in Nepal, walking the length of Hinchinbrook Island and hiking the Routeburn track in New Zealand. Then her life got busy with a child, full-time work and study, and her adventures stopped.

She retired in 2016 and since then has been getting back into bushwalking and kayaking. Roz has always loved writing. She mostly writes non-fiction articles about bushwalking, kayaking, wildlife and nature, travel, history and health. Roz has a masters and doctorate in public health and a nursing degree.

There was a threat that Roz's son would be beaten up by a gang, but he feel in with the 'right' crowd in the end. Source: Stock Photo/Getty Images
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‘Growing up good: Two occasions where it paid to know the bad guys’

‘Growing up good: Two occasions where it paid to know the bad guys’

"In both these examples it paid to know, or be related to, some of the tough kids."
Roz had an infected ingrown toenail. Source: Getty Images
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‘My dog helped me cure my infected ingrown toenail’

‘My dog helped me cure my infected ingrown toenail’

"One day she came home with a deep wound in her back. She had been attacked by a wild boar in the mangroves. His tusk had pierced her back."
Do you have a claim to fame? Source: Pixabay
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‘How my career bragging helped save a suicidal woman’s life’

‘How my career bragging helped save a suicidal woman’s life’

"I had my earliest taste of fame when I was 17."
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