Tall Tales - The Ashes Edition

Name: Tall Tales - The Ashes Edition
Start: 2023-06-30T17:30:00+0800
End: 2023-06-30T21:00:00+0800
Location: Surrounds

Fri, 30 Jun 2023, 5:30pm - 9pm AWST

Surrounds

nedlands, australia

NeuromuscularWA

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Join us for an intimate evening as our celebrity guest panel, led by 6PR toastmaster Simon Beaumont, takes a deep dive into one of the most anticipated Ashes series in history.

Simon will chat in-depth with fellow Neuromuscular WA Ambassador and WACA coach Adam Voges about the sustained period of success currently enjoyed by the Perth Scorchers and WA teams. They will be joined by Scorchers' star bowler Matt Kelly to give an insight into leadership and excellence at a time where the WACA is dominating all forms of cricket.

We’ll provide coverage of the first session of day three, live from the 2nd Ashes Test Match at Lords. Billed as cricket’s most anticipated series in decades, Australia take on the old enemy England at the home of cricket in London.

Tickets include panel entertainment, live Ashes coverage, cocktail food and premium beverages. Book in a group of 8 to guarantee reserved seating.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Neuromuscular WA is a community-centric organisation that supports people with neuromuscular conditions and their families. We deliver social programs that foster friendships, inclusivity, resilience and connections to others in the same situation.

Our services also include: counselling, CoughAssist™ machines, NDIS support and advocacy. It’s care that’s just as important as the research we fund and the medical support they received – it’s what we call Support for Life.

Awareness, attention and funding for Neuromuscular WA is held back by the underlying perception that organisations trying to ‘cure’ disease are more worthy than those addressing the everyday needs of people living with these conditions.

Our role is to fill the gaps and at the end of the day, our biggest wish is that we won’t even need to exist as an organisation… that a cure has been found and no one has to live with a neuromuscular condition.

Until that happens, we are here, every day, to make life as comfortable and enjoyable as it can be.