1/7Crash survivor Natisha Pitt at the Cowper memorial with with her daughter Elizabeth and grandson Jarrah.
GALLERY: 30th memorial for Cowper bus crash
A memorial was held in Cowper to mark the 30th anniversary of the bus crash that claimed the lives of 21 people.
2/7Former acting director of nursing Kaye Paine meets survivor Yvonne Bradford.
3/7Former emergency services, survivors and community members turned out for the 30th anniversary of the Cowper bus crash
4/7Former emergency services, survivors and community members turned out for the 30th anniversary of the Cowper bus crash
5/7Councillor Richie Williamson reads the names of the victims of the Cowper bus crash before a minutes silence.
6/7Pastor Greg Holder from Riverside Church Grafton welcomed everyone to the anniversary.
7/7Former SES regional officer Bryan Robins meets survivor Natisha Pitt, 30 years after helping her at the scene.
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