Valour award for Kangaroo that saved farmer

A kangaroo is to receive a valour award – for saving the life of a farmer in Australia.

Wed, 28 Apr, 2004 - 10:33

A kangaroo is to receive a valour award – for saving the life of a farmer in Australia.

Lulu, a four-year-old eastern grey kangaroo, raised the alarm after Len Richards was knocked cold by a falling tree branch on his cattle ranch 112 miles east of, Melbourne, in September last year.

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