Japanese encephalitis survivor, Mick Humphreys, 70, calls for vaccine action

Caroline Tung
Updated June 30 2022 - 10:41am, first published June 29 2022 - 6:30pm
ROAD TO RECOVERY: Carlyle man Mick Humphreys, with wife Jenny and dog, Lila, is pushing for governments to act on delivering vaccines. Pictures: JAMES WILTSHIRE
ROAD TO RECOVERY: Carlyle man Mick Humphreys, with wife Jenny and dog, Lila, is pushing for governments to act on delivering vaccines. Pictures: JAMES WILTSHIRE

Mick Humphreys counts himself lucky to be a survivor of Japanese encephalitis, but says there is much work to be done before communities on the Border can be safe.

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Caroline Tung

Caroline Tung

Journalist

Since moving to the Border, I have grown to love the community and telling stories of its extraordinary people. I previously worked in Gladstone, Sydney and Melbourne. In 2019, I was awarded the Walkley Foundation's Jacoby Walkley Scholarship for TV journalism. 2018 Melbourne Press Club Quill Awards finalist. Monash University Master of Journalism graduate.

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