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Before the accident, Kerryn Airs was a woman at the top of her game.

The mother of two was a self-described go-getter, frequent party host and procurement specialist who had been married for three decades.

But it all changed on November 28, 2018, when Airs, driving home from work, saw an eight-year-old girl step into oncoming traffic at an intersection in Melbourne’s east, get hit by a car and die.

Airs rushed to help and called Triple Zero. She later called the girl’s mother to tell her of the accident.

Witnessing…

Read the full article at SMH.COM.AU