Gali Yalkarriwuy Gurruwiwi made the journey over 3,000 kilometers from isolated Elcho Island to Victoria in order to witness his granddaughter Sasha's graduation and perform the Yolngu Dance with her.
Samuel Forrest made up his mind to hold on to his baby even when informed that his newborn child Leo had Down syndrome and was therefore advised to leave the baby in an orphanage.
Bear is a four-year-old golden retriever who had been missing for three days when he was found stranded in the rising DuPage River in Plainfield, Illinois, having been hit by two vehicles. The dog was eventually reunited with his family after an effort involving the whole community to find him.
"Wail Alselwi, owner of Zack's Finest Deli & Grocery in Staten Island, developed the 'Grades for Grabs' program, which rewards children for earning good grades and improving their grades with money and snacks," said Alselwi. A community-wide fund-raising effort has generated over $587,000 for the initiative."
New Zealand Journalist Oriini Kaipara created history in New Zealand's television industry by being the first person to deliver the national prime time news bulletin program wearing the traditional Māori face tattoo known as moko kauae.
Mother’s Body Shielded Baby from Hail During Terrible Hailstorm Mother had used her body to shield her baby from falling hailstones during the terrible hailstorm.
A conservation group, Re:wild, co-founded by Leonardo DiCaprio, purchased a significant portion of Guafo Island, located in Chile, for the purpose of protecting the island’s environment before transferring ownership to the government of Chile.
A 17-year-old has contributed to the education of 780 children in swimming by teaching them swimming at no cost, when their parents could not afford it.
A photo taken by Hungarian photographer Attila Manek in Budapest in 1987 shows his wife, Marti, shopping with their little daughter, Enikő. Thirty years after the first picture was taken, the family staged the same scene to demonstrate the transformation that had occurred over the years.
The Brazilian engineer who graduated from college, Lorenzo Monfardini, gave an emotional recognition of his father through carrying a cylinder of gas onto the stage to signify that he has worked hard for 26 years to ensure his family and him were well off.