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The family of 29-year-old Australian woman Brianna Cronin has appealed for assistance to bring her home after she died from a cliff fall at Kelingking Beach on Nusa Penida island near Bali, Indonesia, on Saturday. A GoFundMe campaign raised over $43,000 by Thursday to repatriate Cronin’s remains and support an environmental project she designed before her death. The family described Cronin as kind-hearted, bubbly, and deeply connected to nature, with a degree in science and arts from the University of Queensland.
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The family of an Australian woman who died in a cliff fall at a popular overseas tourist destination has launched a heartfelt appeal to bring her home.
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They have led tributes for Brianna Cronin, 29, who fell to her death at Indonesia’s Kelingking Beach on Nusa Penida island, south-east of Bali, on Saturday.
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Police said Cronin was found on the side of the beach’s cliff as emergency services rushed to the scene but she fell further before they could reach her.
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Cronin’s Queensland family said she would be remembered as a person who “lit up every room” she entered.
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“She was a kindred spirit, quirky, bubbly and endlessly curious, with a laugh that pulled everyone in,” they said in statement posted on GoFundMe.
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“Brianna felt most at home in nature.
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“She was a friend to everyone she met, a caring sister and a loving daughter and granddaughter.”
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A fundraiser has been launched by the family to help repatriate Cronin’s remains so they could “hold her close and say goodbye properly”.
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“Not having our girl home right now brings unbearable pain to our hearts, and every day of waiting is a weight we can barely carry,” the family said.
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Cronin had “big plans” after graduating from the University of Queensland in 2022 with a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts, they said.
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Any money left over from the appeal would go toward an organisation she supported, along with a dream project.
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She had sketched and designed an environmentally friendly greenhouse which she hoped would become a space where “people could gather, connect and grow together”.
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The family thanked everyone for their support, including Australian and Indonesian consular staff for “taking care of her”.
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The GoFundMe campaign had raised more than $43,000 by Thursday afternoon.
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“In Brianna’s honour, we humbly ask that the thousands of acts of kindness we have been shown continue until we have her back in our loving embrace,” the family said.
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