A young boy whose Australia Day celebrations were cut short by council rangers has been given a once-in-a-lifetime beach experience, thanks to the generosity of Bondi’s legendary lifeguards.

Eight-year-old Walter was celebrating Australia Day with his family but the fun turned into a nightmare soon after council rangers turned up.

A young child with cerebral palsy was reportedly ordered out of an inflatable pool by council officers during an Australia Day outing over safety concerns.

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