Leah Stewart reunites with lifeguards who saved her from shark attack

Leah Stewart, who lost her arm in a shark attack at Coogee Beach in June, reunited with the lifeguards who saved her life.

Why it mattersA survival story showing how quick action and community effort can save lives, even in the most traumatic circumstances.

AustraliaThe story highlights the critical role of beach lifeguards and the real danger of shark encounters along the Australian coast.

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Trinity College students back White Ribbon domestic violence work

Almost 400 year 11 and 12 students at Trinity College walked in black shirts and white ribbons on August 28. Each donated $2 to fight family violence.

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14-minute warning saved more than 900 students from Nepal school flood

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