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Taking Back the Waves
Paralympian, Paul Nunnari, travels up Australia's world famous coast uncovering NSW Surf Lifesaving programs that help people with disabilities access the beach.
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Paralympian, Paul Nunnari, travels up Australia's world famous coast uncovering NSW Surf Lifesaving programs that help people with disabilities access the beach.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Genevieve Clay-Smith
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Taste Creative
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