Rye Shawcroft inspires through sport
When the journey of a lifetime was cut short, Rye Shawcroft didn’t give up. And now, as the first person to complete Tough Mudder in a wheelchair, he’s showing himself — and others — that anything is possible.
When the journey of a lifetime was cut short, Rye Shawcroft didn’t give up. And now, as the first person to complete Tough Mudder in a wheelchair, he’s showing himself — and others — that anything is possible.
Extraordinary Australians have been honoured for their humanity, courage and community service with a prestigious prize.
Extraordinary Victorians have been recognised for their contributions to society at the 2018 Herald Sun Pride of Australia Awards.
ESSENDON man Tony Freeman knows better than most the importance of good first aid training. The 50-year-old assistant principal has used his knowledge to save the lives of two young athletes over the past three years.
MELBOURNE mother Chloe Tuff was driving her young daughters home from the shops when one of them had an uncontrollable seizure. Luckily, council worker Scott Walker was driving past.
DO you know somebody who’s done something truly brave, selfless or remarkable? Shine some light on the quiet achievers by nominating them for the Pride of Australia medal.
GOING to work on her last day before maternity leave, Collingwood mum Sally Hasler did not expect to save a stranger’s life. Here’s how you can honour other remarkable Australians.
DO you know somebody who’s done something truly brave, selfless or remarkable? Shine some light on the quiet achievers by nominating them for the Pride of Australia medal.
A YOUNG girl who helped save native animals is among a group of selfless Victorians honoured in this year’s Pride of Australia awards. See the winners here.
SHAUN Aisen reckons jetting hundreds of patients around Australia has never kept him more grounded. Now the dedicated volunteer pilot is waiting in the wings after being nominated for a Pride of Australia award.
NINE months since the Bourke St tragedy, heroic taxi driver Lou Bougias still thinks about it every day. Now, the Pride of Australia nominee shares how the tragedy changed him and what’s next for him.
PRIDE OF AUSTRALIA MEDAL celebrates the unsung heroes of the community. All you need to know about the program can be found below.
FROM the Top End to the bustling streets of Melbourne, these nine Victorians have been recognised for their contribution to communities.
ONE man’s selfless actions on New Year’s Day 2016 likely saved a family the heartbreak of losing a father and young son.
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