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Pop-up choir at The Glasshouse in March this year.Photo: Pauline Cain Kwyre – a community acapella choir that...
Participants at the youth forum. Photo: Dave Smith, NSW Parliament. Winner of the public speaking competition, Sienna...
Jill Wong, Chief Executive MNC Local Health District, with student artists from the Mid North Coast and New England...
COWPER MP Pat Conaghan crossed the floor in the Federal House of representatives for the first time in his parliamentary...
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Artist Daniel O’Toole on violin, interacting with his sound installation. Photo: Pauline Cain. Dancers Sophie Triggs and...
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