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Teen’s bravery rewarded

Monto Station Officer in Charge Jamie McCracken with sisters Dakotah and Ainsley Zieth. Dakotah received the Queensland Ambulance Bravery Award for her efforts in saving her sister from a serious car crash in 2025. (Supplied: QAS)

A Monto teenager has received a commendation from Queensland paramedics for saving her sister's life after a car crash. Dakotah […]

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