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15 September 2026

Glenfield Beach shark attack: Surfer opens up on frantic rescue of Mel Ismail

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Glenfield Beach shark attack: Surfer opens up on frantic rescue of Mel Ismail

Not knowing what lurked in the water, a brave hero of Monday’s life-saving rescue has opened up on what drove his selfless act.

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