Neale Daniher: AFL great and motor neurone disease campaigner dies aged 65
Neale Daniher, a celebrated AFL player, coach, and prominent motor neurone disease campaigner, has passed away at age 65. Tributes have poured in from political and sporting leaders, acknowledging his resilience and significant contributions to both football and medical research.
Why it matters
Daniher's legacy is defined by his high-profile advocacy for MND research, which significantly raised public awareness and funding for the condition.
Neale Daniher, AFL great and motor neurone disease campaigner, dies aged 65 | AFL | The Guardian
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