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The Sugarbird Lady’s legacy lives on

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As WA battled a polio outbreak in the late 1960s, Robin Miller-Dicks took to the skies, flying solo across the North West to deliver thousands of vaccines to remote communities, helping eradicate the disease.
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The Sugarbird Lady’s legacy lives on

As WA battled a polio outbreak in the late 1960s, Robin Miller-Dicks took to the skies, flying solo across the North West to deliver thousands of vaccines to remote communities, helping eradicate the disease.

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Broome Advertiser broke the news in on Saturday, July 26, 2025.
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