STEVE Willdern will never forget the sound of Angela Jay’s screams. The plasterer was at home with his daughter when jilted madman Paul Lambert broke into the house next door planning to rape and kill his former Tinder date. Without any hesitation he ran to the young doctor’s aid and into the face of certain danger.
THEY were just innocent passers-by, but Darrin Collier and Lisa Elmas risked their own lives to try and save the Falkholt family who were involved in a horrific car crash.
FROM almost overdosing on drugs at age 16 to a successful boxer at age 20 having held the NSW featherweight title, Kobie Duncan has worked hard to turn his life around. He has been nominated in this year’s Pride of Australia awards.
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WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES. If you’re ever in an accident, you want Thomas Shannon by your side. The young hero suffered a broken back in a car accident yet managed to save his seriously injured mother.
Isaac Ebeling would have died in the Blue Mountains if it wasn’t for the brave actions of his girlfriend Resha Tandan who, without safety equipment, descended the cliff he fell from to be by his side.
Andrew Schupp received lifesaving treatment for a stroke at Royal North Shore Hospital. What he did next to help others was incredible.
Four young Australian heroes have reunited with the boy they saved from drowning almost one year after the near tragedy. Today we encourage nominations for more heroes like them.
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