Walter Mikac remains active as a gun-control advocate and public speaker, with ongoing work through his foundation and media appearances. Recent coverage highlights his continued focus on gun-law reform and support for children affected by violence, including activity related to The Alannah and Madeline Foundation. For the latest updates, you might check Australian media and the foundation’s announcements, since they frequently publish new events and statements.[1][3][4][6][7]
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www.saxton.com.au– National gun law reform – The thriving children’s charity The Alannah and Madeleine foundation . – The recent patronage of HRH Princess Mary and an adaptation of AMF’s programs throughout Denmark. A successful author and experienced pharmacist, Walter has shared his insights at the National Press Club, on A Current Affair, 60 minutes, SBS, ABC, and is a regular guest on 3AW. He is remarried with a child, and finding huge demand for his message from a diverse range of groups.
internationalspeakers.com.auWalter recalls the dreadful day to Anh on the show, revealing how his wife tried desperately to save their children’s lives by pleading with the gunman to spare them. While they had travelled to the site to enjoy a picnic together, Walter was instead attending a golf day with friends – the day before his birthday – and he remembers giving both of his daughters a big hug as they waved him off from outside the house. … Walter was kept in a house close to the site with some of his friends as the...
startsat60.comWalter Mikac’s story touched the world. His wife and two little girls were amongst 35 people shot dead at Australia’s worst ever massacre at Port Arthur,
www.investmentmagazine.com.auThree decades on from losing his wife and children in the Port Arthur massacre, Walter Mikac is still honouring their memories
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