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25 September 2026

'You're still a dad': Father turns grief into support for other families

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'You're still a dad': Father turns grief into support for other families

After the neonatal deaths of two sons, Nick Olney began delivering baby imprint kits to neonatal intensive care units across Australia, carrying an imprint of Harry's tiny feet with him to the tip of Cape York.

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