Jason Crook prepares for Kokoda Trek for Respect, 2020 for domestic violence

Jacinta Dickins
Updated July 18 2019 - 5:57pm, first published 5:30pm
TREKKING TO STAND UP: Hanwood's Jason Crook is getting set to tackle the gruelling Kokoda Track to raise money and awareness for domestic violence, all in support of White Ribbon Australia. PHOTO: Anthony Stipo
TREKKING TO STAND UP: Hanwood's Jason Crook is getting set to tackle the gruelling Kokoda Track to raise money and awareness for domestic violence, all in support of White Ribbon Australia. PHOTO: Anthony Stipo

For Jason Crook, standing around and watching what is wrong with the world just isn't good enough.

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Jacinta Dickins

Jacinta Dickins

Features and Special Publications Journalist

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