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The CrashFacing the aftermath 40 years on In 1987 Sally Wenley was the driven, fun loving and at times naughty sports prefect of her Hawkes Bay school with everything to live for. When a bus crashed on a school trip, five people were killed and she became a paraplegic, her sporting dreams in tatters. Now an award winning radio reporter, in this engaging, uplifting and at times hilarious memoir she looks back at the angry, defiant, risk taking younger self who

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