Australia: Man rescued by eight-year-old boys

Two eight-year-old boys in a young lifeguards training programme rescued a man who was struggling in the ocean off Australia’s east coast.

Tue, 12 Jan, 2010 - 07:35

Two eight-year-old boys in a young lifeguards training programme rescued a man who was struggling in the ocean off Australia’s east coast.

Jake Satherley told Australian Broadcasting Corp radio that he and friend Spencer Jeams saw a middle-aged man in trouble on Sunday off Northcliffe beach, in Queensland state.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Australia Place: Northcliffe beach Place: Queensland Person: Jake Satherley Person: Spencer Jeams Person: Jake Person: David Shields Organisation: Australian Broadcasting Corp radio Organisation: Northcliffe Life Saving Club Organisation: ABC Organisation: Surf Life Saving Australia

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