All our heroes deserve to win
THE Daily Telegraph’s Pride of Australia winners are set to be announced at a ceremony in Sydney today as we honour the people who strive to make our country a better place.
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2014 NSW Pride of Australia finalists
We are very proud to announce the 2014 Pride of Australia Medal finalists for NSW.
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Seeing magic with their own eyes
PROFESSOR Stephanie Watson’s work with eyes has helped countless people see and changed lives. Now, she has been nominated for a Pride of Australia award.
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Nominate a Hero
Do you know someone who has inspired you through their dedication, initiative, courage or charity? Until Sunday July 19, you can nominate and ensure they receive the recognition they deserve.
Huge heart puts young Henry in the running
WHEN nine-year-old Henry Isherwood found out children in Cambodia could not afford to go to school or own a bike, he knew what to do.
Flight of fancy became world record
SEEMINGLY impossible dreams do come true. It’s a message 20-year-old pilot Ryan Campbell wants to share with teenagers across Australia to inspire them to reach new heights.
Little fighter shows courage beyond his years
SANTO Celi struggles to relate to other kids his age. While his peers have been lobbying for an Xbox, or trying to get out of homework, the 14 year old has been dealing with matters of life and death.
Teacher that saved kids from bushfires
JOAN Murray says many who lived through last October’s savage Blue Mountains bushfires are just grateful to be alive. For some parents, though, there is gratitude to Ms Murray for helping save their children’s lives.
Warm heart homes in on good causes
FIVE years ago, Waverton mum Jenny Carter went to the Philippines to work in orphanages and build houses for the underprivileged.
Helping hand extended to caring for orphans
PETER Baines’ life was forever changed by the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami. Mr Baines was a NSW Police forensic detective sent to Thailand to help identify thousands of bodies.
His mum’s love brought Liam back to life
THIS is a story about a mother’s faith. Mary Knight refused to give up on her youngest son Liam.
Humble cop risks life to help others
DARREN Kelly has been a police officer for 20 years — he is as humble about his efforts as he is committed to the force.
Quick-thinking boy saves mum from diabetic coma
DANIEL Tucker has earned a Pride of Australia award nomination for his quick-thinking actions after his mum fell to the ground shaking and slipped towards a diabetic coma.
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