The Man Who Took Bullets For His Kids — And The Lifeguard Who Saved Him

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• BO

  @BozzyTheOzzy · 6 months ago

  Our lifeguards are second to none. True heros everyone involved

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• AU

  @aussiecue · 6 months ago

  Glad Daniel got to say how his team worked. I remember him getting shut down live on TV by some news reporter. His face sinking.

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• RO

  @RoganFilesTV · 4 months ago

  WOW, imagine the feeling the dad would have laying there covering his kids. And then when he sits up to look for the shooter, He is running straight towards them. Absolute hero of a dad and the lifegaurds are amazing humans.

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• AL

  @alexandrajade5866 · 4 months ago

  These boys… so thankful for them and everything they do. To run toward danger when every fibre of your being would be telling you to go the other way is nothing short of heroic. On a day filled with so much evil we are blessed to hear stories like this that are filled with so much goodness.

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• FR

  @franbazz3096 · 6 months ago

  Thank goodness for the life guards.   How many people are alive today because of the first responders - you are real heroes

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• RU

  @russellhornby6635 · 6 months ago

  That was a great interview. How proud is that guy of his team. What a legend.

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• MI

  @michaelmatheson4277 · 6 months ago

  Out of Darkness comes Light. Not all heroes wear Capes. We as Australians can never let this happen again. Thank you Beardy and the rest of The Life guards for your Bravery.

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• KE

  @kellieburdett4365 · 6 months ago

  Wow what an emotional interview! Those Bondi lifeguards need some sort of acknowledgement or bravery award. Great work Karl. ❤

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• MA

  @madstevis · 6 months ago

  Just watching Daniel visually dealing with that Trauma, made me tear up.<br><br>There’s so many personal stories we haven’t heard from Bondi &amp; it’s important.<br>The most human &amp; heroic actions during these malicious events, creates widespread empathy, love and unity.<br>Something our nation needs right now.<br><br>What an amazing story to cover, especially from the goats perspective.

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• KE

  @kendallblayney7191 · 6 months ago

  One of the hardest interviews to watch and keep emotions in check. Thankyou Karl for being a proper journalist, we lack that on mainstream media these days

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• KR

  @kristyhungerford2982 · 6 months ago

  So many brave legends that day. Out of catastrophe shines the Aussie spirit. So many emotional stories.

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• GE

  @gemmaburman7767 · 4 months ago

  There&apos;s trauma, and then there&apos;s shell shock. Dan looks like he has shell shock. I hope all the lads, victims, and first responders have gotten the treatment they need to help process everything they saw and experienced.

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