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Marcus has launched his very own blog to keep you up to date with what's happening. Check it out by clicking the 'Read More' button. And, don't forget to follow us on our new social media channels.
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Stay in touch
We've launched four new social media channels, 'Like' our new Facebook page and win!
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Latest Bulletin magazine available online now!
Catch up on news, research updates, living well with MS information, and events and seminars available in the latest edition of the Bulletin magazine.
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Member Forums are back!
Our Member Forums are back for 2014 and we have some great speakers lined up for you.
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Are you a lucky winner?
Find out here if you were a winner of the Mega Home Lottery from Thursday, 3 April 2014.
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Get your tickets now
Tickets are now on sale for the exclusive MS Luxury Lottery. At only $50 each they're sure to sell out quickly so get yours now.
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Are you ready to step up?
Take the challenge and climb 1,103 stairs, or 53 flights, to the top of the Central Park building.
Read moreDid you know?
Multiple sclerosis is the most common degenerative neurological condition diagnosed in young adults, with over 75% of people diagnosed under the age of 40.
MSWA Volunteer awarded Citizen of the Year
George Leathley awarded the City of Gosnells Citizen of the Year award for his outstanding and ongoing contribution to the community.
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Introducing the MSWA Shop
We're excited to announce the launch of our online store. Here you'll be able to purchase MS branded items and know that all money raised goes towards helping people living with MS.
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New medications added to PBS
Two medications for treatment of relapsing-remitting MS will be added to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme on 1 December 2013.
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MSWA appoints new President
George Pampacos has been appointed the new President of the Board of Directors for MSWA.
Read moreWhere does the money go?
Without your contribution, we couldn't continue to provide services to thousands of Western Australians with MS.