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Mid Cheshire Education Awards 2026: Who Should Be Named Our Pupil of the Year 2026?

Dr Daniela Vecchio launched Australia’s first public gaming disorder clinic, treating over 300 young patients with early intervention to address video game and social media addiction.

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WA news LIVE: Meet WA’s Australian of the Year for 2026

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Mid Cheshire Education Awards 2026: Who should be named our Pupil of the Year 2026?

LOGAN Gormley is an inspiration.

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Top gong for our stars at WA’s Australian of the Year awards

The founder of Australia’s first gaming disorder clinic and an internationally renowned botanist have been recognised at the State’s 2026 Australian of the Year awards.

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Gaming addiction treatment pioneer named Australian of the Year for WA

The psychiatrist who pioneered the country's first gaming disorder clinic at a public hospital has been named the 2026 Australian of the Year for WA.

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Ground-breaking digital addiction specialist named WA's 2026 Australian of the Year

Meet WA's 2026 Australian of the Year awardees. From digital addiction to environmental stewardship. Discover their impactful stories.

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Digital addiction specialist WA Aussie of the Year

A doctor who was instrumental in establishing the nation's first publicly-funded gaming disorder clinic has been named Australian of the Year for WA.

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The Canberra Times broke the news in Canberra, Australia on Thursday, November 13, 2025.
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