Countdown to Dry July

Emily Sharp
Updated June 25 2019 - 6:03pm, first published 5:30pm
Water please: Former Slammers player Wade Hitchcock is getting ready to say no to alcohol for the month of July to raise money for the Cancer Council WA and kickstart a healthier lifestyle. Photo: Emily Sharp.
Water please: Former Slammers player Wade Hitchcock is getting ready to say no to alcohol for the month of July to raise money for the Cancer Council WA and kickstart a healthier lifestyle. Photo: Emily Sharp.

To improve health and raise money, the Cancer Council WA is encouraging the community to take on the challenge of Dry July. Cancer Council South-West education officer Shenae Norris said committing to the alcohol-free month yielded many health benefits.

Emily Sharp

Emily Sharp

Senior Journalist

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