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Wool Bay Mural Australia’s best rural art
Wool Bay Water Tank Mural has been recognised as Australia’s best rural art experience.
The tank and shed murals, a project of Yorke Peninsula Council, were announced as the Best Rural Art for 2023 at the Australian Street Art Awards on Friday, 8 March.
The murals, located on Green Flat Road, were designed, and painted by Sam Brooks and Harley Hall, with the assistance of Mark Harding, Rachelle Plazeriano and Gary Nowlan.
The artwork traces the history of Wool Bay from Narungga First Nations to European settlement and the town port through to modern day, including local flora and fauna as well as the town’s iconic lime kiln.
“This incredible mural is a testament to the creativity and talent of our local artists, and it has truly transformed our community,” Mayor Darren Braund said.
“The Wool Bay Water Tank Mural has captured the hearts and imaginations of our community, and I am thrilled to see it recognised on a national stage.
“This mural is not just a piece of art, it is a symbol of our community’s spirit and creativity.
“We look forward to this award bringing more people to Yorke Peninsula to experience the Wool Bay mural and the entire Southern Yorke Peninsula Water Tower Mural Trail.”
The Australian Street Art Awards, a tourism awards program for public art, encourages Australians to explore the world-class street and public art that is freely accessible all year round and found in every corner of the country.
“Artworks are unique and therefore clever communities promote their outdoor art, including welcome art, as a unique attraction that visitors can see in only one place,” Awards Director Liz Rivers said.
“That makes investing in outdoor art as a visitor attraction mechanism good economic sense, especially when you consider that these art assets are typically far less expensive to create and maintain than more traditional tourism attractions.”
The Wool Bay artwork is part of the Southern Yorke Peninsula Water Tower Mural extension project, which also includes the recently completed giant mural at Minlacowie.
The project was made possible with funding from the Australian Government through the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program, and support from SA Water.
“We are thrilled the mural on our Wool Bay Water Tank and nearby storage shed has taken out top prize in the Best Rural Art category,” SA Water General Manager of Customer, Community and Engagement David Coombe said.
“This masterpiece not only celebrates the history of the Yorke Peninsula, but also adds a splash of colour to our local infrastructure, which plays a pivotal role in supplying water to the local area.
“A special thank you to everyone who worked with us to make this extraordinary project a reality.
“The Wool Bay artwork is one of seven murals on our tanks across the Yorke Peninsula, and it’s always exciting to witness the transformation of these active structures into vibrant canvases.”
Artist Sam Brooks said he was grateful to hear his work had been recognised nationally.
“I put so much time and energy into listening to the community, and working alongside different cultures to make sure everyone is included and respected – it’s just great to see that people are recognising that,” he said.
“The only thing that people see is the finished painting, not the years of planning, meetings, and design changes so this makes it all worth it.
“I hope this award shines a light on the incredible hard work of Yorke Peninsula Council and the awesome art trail they have built.”
About the Wool Bay Mural
Artists: Sam Brooks (lead artist), Harley Hall, Mark Harding, Rachelle Plazeriano (mentorship recipient), Garry Nowlan (junior mentorship recipient)
Design includes: Town history on the shed, starting with Narungga First Nations (including line work, significant fauna and symbol for meeting place/community) then progressing to the early days of the Wool Bay port, modern Wool Bay on the tank with flora and fauna (taken from a photos supplied by Wool Bay residents), feature piece on the back of the tank ‘Women in the clouds’ in recognition of both the modern agricultural area’s reliance on rainfall as well as women’s contributions to Wool Bay throughout time.
Proposed expansion of Wardang Island Indigenous Protected Area
On behalf of Narungga people, the Point Pearce Aboriginal Corporation, Narungga Nation Aboriginal Corporation and Aboriginal Lands Trust, are looking to expand the current Wardang Island Indigenous Protected Area (IPA) to include Sea Country along the west coast of Yorke Peninsula. IPAs are areas of land and sea managed by First Nations in accordance with Traditional Owner’s objectives.
More information can be found HERE, at https://www.niaa.gov.au/indigenous-affairs/environment/indigenous-protected-areas-ipas and at https://youtu.be/fgc_4n3xEeY?si=P85hKI0LWKJCd7Gu
If you would like to contribute to the consultation, or if you would like more information about the proposal, please contact the Aboriginal Lands Trust via email shaun.branden@alt.sa.gov.au
Temporary Road Closure – Ardrossan Anzac Day
Pursuant to Section 33 of the Road Traffic Act 1961 notice is hereby given that that the following roads within Ardrossan township will be closed to traffic on Wednesday and Thursday 24-25 April 2024.
Road Closure One:
Township/Area: | Ardrossan |
Event: | Anzac Day Dawn Service |
Date: | Wednesday 24 – Thursday 25 April 2024 |
Times: | 6.00pm – 8.00am |
Road/s: | First Street (East Terrace Cliff Top Car Park) |
Road Closure Two:
Township/Area: | Ardrossan |
Event: | Anzac Day March |
Date: | Thursday 25 April 2024 |
Times: | 10.00am – 12 noon |
Road/s: | First Street (from West Terrace to Fourth Street) |
Pursuant to Section 33(1)(b) of the Road Traffic Act 1961, an order has been made directing those persons taking part in the Event be exempted, in relation to the Road, from the duty to observe all Australian Road Rules relating to pedestrian behaviour on roads, carriage of persons in or on motor vehicles and the wearing of seatbelts.
Gaming Galore: what’s in store at YorKON 2024
Yorke Peninsula Council is excited to announce YorKON Games Convention is returning for the 5th fun-filled event these April school holidays.
Due to the growing popularity of computer gaming and the need for social connection activities on the Yorke Peninsula, the inaugural YorKON came to life in 2018. The event was so popular, the Yorke Peninsula Council brought YorKON back, bigger and better in 2019.
With a small break in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID-19, YorKON successfully returned in 2022 and 2023 with record crowds. YorKON 2024 marks the event’s 5th milestone.
Become the hero, or villain, of your own adventure at YorKON 2024! This free event, to be held at the Maitland Town Hall on Saturday, 20 April from 11am-7pm and Sunday, 21 April from 10am-3pm, provides the local community, especially young people and their families, with the unique opportunity to engage in a fun and social games event.
The two-day convention includes free play computer, retro games, arcade games, workshops, table top games, life size interactive games and a costume competition. Due to its popularity at the 2023 event, the self-guided, interactive adventure activity is also returning, with participants going into the draw to win a prize.
Attendees are encouraged to get into the spirit by dressing up, with a Best Costume Prize winner announced each day at 2pm. Will you be a hero or a villain or both?
To add even more excitement, attendees can enter a competition to win a signed framed exhibition quality print of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny by Mark Raats.
YorKON Games Convention is for all ages, with the exception of a secure 15+ session (content rated as PG and M classifications), held on both days.
This fantastic event is made possible by our partners, including Team AvCon, Copper Coast Table Top Gamers, Retrospekt, Maitland and District Progress Association, Southern Dewback Garrison – 501st Legion, Cold Creature Art, SYP Community Hub, Ben’s IT Communications and Little Adventurers.
Registrations are essential and can be found at YorKON Registration
A PDF can be found HERE.
For more information contact Council on 8832 0000 or email admin@yorke.sa.gov.au.
Registrations must be received by Wednesday, 17 April, at 5pm.
Community Update – Par Lake Walking Trail, Yorketown
Yorke Peninsula Council advises that a section of the Par Lake walking trail, Yorketown, is no longer accessible to the public, and will be re-routed.
The walking trail was an initiative of Yorketown Progress Association and opened in 2015 after Council, at the request of Progress, won a State Government grant.
The trail exists on land belonging to Council, Council leases, or under Council’s care and control. One section, however, was established on private property with the consent of the owners at the time.
“From what we can gather the Progress Association and staff discussed the path with the then-owners who were all in favour of the project,” CEO Andrew Cameron said.
Several properties have since changed hands and issues arose including the need for the new owners to have public liability cover for their sections of the trail.
One landowner offered to gift their part of the trail to the community, and has indicated that offer remains open for discussion if circumstances change; however, an agreement could not be reached with all landowners.
“Council was hopeful of working with all parties to find a suitable solution,” Mr Cameron said.
“Unfortunately, an agreement to suit all parties could not be reached so Council staff made a decision to remove infrastructure (watering systems) and are working to re-route the trail.”
Mr Cameron said the situation emphasised the importance of executing land-access agreements and placing easements over titles.
“Staff at the time accepted a handshake and good faith, and this has been a learning opportunity to avoid similar situations in the future,” he said.
“Council sincerely apologises for any inconvenience caused to those who enjoy walking the trail.
“We are working to reroute the trail and ask that people do not enter the private land.”
Temporary Road Closure – Twilight Rhythm and Blues 2024
Pursuant to Section 33 of the Road Traffic Act 1961 notice is hereby given that that the following roads within Edithburgh township will be closed to traffic on Sunday 10 March 2024.
Road Closure One:
Township/Area: | Edithburgh |
Event: | Twilight Rhythm and Blues 2024 |
Date: | Sunday 10 March 2024 |
Times: | 9am to 9pm |
Road/s: | O’Halloran Parade from Giles Street to Henry Street |
Pursuant to Section 33(1)(b) of the Road Traffic Act 1961, an order has been made directing those persons taking part in the Event be exempted, in relation to the Road, from the duty to observe all Australian Road Rules relating to pedestrian behaviour on roads, carriage of persons in or on motor vehicles and the wearing of seatbelts.
Grant funding for coast protection projects
Yorke Peninsula Council has received more than $55,000 in funding through the state government’s 2023-24 Coast Protection Grants Program.
Council has received $43,000 for foreshore modelling at Black Point and $13,000 for planning and investigation work at Port Victoria and Port Vincent. Council will explore options for a new revetment design for the Port Victoria public toilets and a design for a seawall upgrade at Port Vincent foreshore.
The foreshore modelling project has been initiated by the Black Point Progress Association and will be the first step in developing a long-term strategy to understand and mitigate risks in the future caused by coastal erosion to about 150 beach houses.
“Council uses its Strategic Coastal Risk Study Database to determine priority pathways forward, as it gives a holistic view of all competing coastal management issues in the area,” Operations Manager Ian Yarrow said.
“Council is progressing through initiatives identified in the database and the projects at Port Vincent and Port Victoria are of a high priority.
“The designs and assessments will allow for construction at a later date subject to approved funding.”
Temporary Road Closure – Saltwater Classic Wooden Boat Regatta
Pursuant to Section 33 of the Road Traffic Act 1961 notice is hereby given that that the following roads within Port Vincent township will be closed to traffic on Sunday 14 April 2024.
Road Closure One:
Township/Area: | Port Vincent |
Event: | Saltwater Classic Wooden Boat Regatta |
Date: | Sunday 14 April 2024 |
Times: | 6:00am to 4:00pm |
Road/s: |
Marine Parade (between Way Street & Curramulka Road) Part way up Cameron Street (refer map) Main Street (between Marine Parade & Ramsay Street) |
Pursuant to Section 33(1)(b) of the Road Traffic Act 1961, an order has been made directing those persons taking part in the Event be exempted, in relation to the Road, from the duty to observe all Australian Road Rules relating to pedestrian behaviour on roads, carriage of persons in or on motor vehicles and the wearing of seatbelts.
Regional Arts Fund Project Grants
The next round of Country Arts SA Project Grants will open 5 February 2024
Project grants fund high-quality projects benefitting regional or remote artists, arts workers, audiences and communities. Focus of the project can include any area of creative practice, multiple artforms or cross-disciplinary practice.
- Project Grant funds may be spent on:
- Artist Fees
- Travel costs (including international)
- Materials
- Venue Hire
- Equipment Hire
- Insurance
- Project administration costs
- Disability access costs
Please check with a Country Arts SA Grants officer for eligibility of other expenditure not listed here.
Project Grant money cannot be spent on:
- Touring projects from major cities such as tours of performances and exhibitions
- Curriculum based activities including for primary, secondary or tertiary courses
- Competitions, prizes or awards
- Ongoing activities of collecting institutions
- A project principally benefitting a major city or metropolitan location
- A funded activity that will commence before funding is approved
Upcoming Information Sessions
If you’re looking to apply for a grant join an upcoming information sessions to better prepare you for the application process.
Eligibility, project details and brief intro to Smarty Grants | Tuesday 6 Feb: 1:30pm – 2:30pm
Addressing the selection criteria | Thursday 8 Feb: 10:30am – 11:30am
Budgets | Monday 19 Feb: 10:30am – 11:30am
Support material & Acquittals | Thursday 22 Feb: 1:30pm – 2:30pm
Find out more here: https://www.countryarts.org.au/for-artists/grants/
You can also book a one-on-one online session to discuss your specific project in detail.
You can book your one-on-one session using the following links:
Thursday 8th Feb: Book time with Kayla Perry: Project Grant One-On-One Meeting – Block 1
Monday 12th Feb: Book time with Kayla Perry: Project Grant One-On-One Meeting – Block 2
Monday 19th Feb: Book time with Kayla Perry: Project Grant One-On-One Meeting – Block 3
Monday 26th Feb – Thursday 29th Feb: Book time with Kayla Perry: Project Grant One-On-One Meeting – Block 4
Monday 4th March – Tuesday 5th March: Book time with Kayla Perry: Project Grant One-On-One Meeting – Block 5
Tuesday 12th March: Book time with Kayla Perry: Project Grant One-On-One Meeting – Block 6
For more information and to apply visit https://www.countryarts.org.au/available-grants/project-grants-round-two/
Temporary Road Closure – Stansbury Saltwater Classic
Pursuant to Section 33 of the Road Traffic Act 1961 notice is hereby given that that the following roads within Stansbury township will be closed to traffic on Saturday 13 April 2024.
Road Closure One:
Township/Area: | Stansbury |
Event: | Stansbury Saltwater Classic |
Date: | Saturday 13 April 2024 |
Times: | 6:00am to 3:00pm |
Road/s: | Anzac Parade from Towler Street (Seaside Markets) to Stormbird Street |
Pursuant to Section 33(1)(b) of the Road Traffic Act 1961, an order has been made directing those persons taking part in the Event be exempted, in relation to the Road, from the duty to observe all Australian Road Rules relating to pedestrian behaviour on roads, carriage of persons in or on motor vehicles and the wearing of seatbelts.
Temporary Road Closure – Maitland Show Street Parade
Pursuant to Section 33 of the Road Traffic Act 1961 notice is hereby given that that the following roads within Maitland township will be closed to traffic on Saturday 16 March 2024.
Road Closure One:
Township/Area: | Maitland |
Event: | Maitland Show Street Parade |
Date: | Saturday 16 March 2024 |
Times: | 10:00am to 10:45am |
Road/s: | Robert Street (between Park Terrace & Junction/Clinton Road Intersection) Plus partial closure of Clinton Road to oval gates . |
Pursuant to Section 33(1)(b) of the Road Traffic Act 1961, an order has been made directing those persons taking part in the Event be exempted, in relation to the Road, from the duty to observe all Australian Road Rules relating to pedestrian behaviour on roads, carriage of persons in or on motor vehicles and the wearing of seatbelts.
Childcare opening delayed
The opening of the new Southern Yorke Peninsula Childcare Centre, the “Minlaton Family Centre”, has been delayed due to circumstances beyond the control of Council and operator Yorke Peninsula Learning and Care.
It was originally hoped the purpose-built facility would be completed ahead of the scheduled completion date in time for week 1 of term 1, 2024.
However, latent site conditions have interrupted scheduled civil works which has unfortunately resulted in unforeseen construction delays.
Council, along with the Centre’s Operator, are doing everything possible to have the facility open for the first week of March.
“Council understands the impact this delay may have on enrolled families and the community, and we sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused,” CEO Andrew Cameron said.
“We appreciate the understanding and patience of enrolled families and the community during this time.
“Council’s commitment to deliver exceptional childcare services remains unwavering, and we are dedicated to keeping all parties informed about the progress.”
It is estimated that about 180 children will be enrolled at Minlaton by the end of end of 2024 with the Centre currently employing 29 staff (11 FTE).
“Council is proud of the economic benefits this project has created including employing local contractors and sourcing materials locally during construction through to employing and training childcare professionals,” Mr Cameron said.
“By offering childcare services, local parents can participate more fully in the workforce and therefore increase economic and social wellbeing.
“The purpose-built centre has been designed to accommodate diverse needs, fostering inclusivity by providing resources for children with various abilities and backgrounds.”
Further updates will be provided as soon as possible. Council appreciates understanding and support as the childcare centre nears this major milestone.
Background
The Centre is the outcome of co-efforts between Council and the community across several years.
The project includes demolition of the old tennis courts and clubrooms, the construction of the new 730 square-metre Centre, carpark, external service yard, landscaping, septic soakage area and stormwater management.
The Centre will have the capacity for 80 long-day care places for children aged zero to five.
Construction began on Monday, 9 January 2023.
Following a period of public consultation, Elected Members endorsed a lease agreement between Council and Jawbem Group (now Adelaide Family Learning and Care Services) for the Centre.
Advanced notice of boat ramp closures
Council will be completing resealing works on the Stansbury and Edithburgh boat ramps in February.
The boat ramps and associated carparks will be closed while works are carried out.
Edithburgh boat ramp will be closed on Tuesday, 13 February, and Stansbury will be closed on Tuesday, 20 February.
Council apologises for any inconvenience caused.
UPCOMING ROADWORKS
North Coast Road Upgrade – Roadworks
Council wishes to advise that only one lane of the North Coast Road, approximately one kilometre, was able to be sealed today (Thursday, 25 January) due to inclement weather.
This means only one lane will be open to traffic during the long weekend to ensure sealing works can be completed on Monday, 29 January, or when weather permits.
This section of road will be managed with regulatory signage and traffic lights.
Council apologises for the inconvenience.
Changes to grading operations
Yorke Peninsula Council has changed its approach to road grading operations to deliver better outcomes and road maintenance works that last longer.
Council will limit unsealed road surface grading during the drier months and instead refocus its patrol grader resources toward specific works like road drainage, patch grading remediation of major road corrugations on curves with the help of supplementary plant or help accelerate road reconstruction works where water and other resources are more readily available.
Redirecting patrol grading in summer to either construction or other unsealed road activities will allow Council to finish construction works earlier to facilitate a diversion of more resources back to maintenance grading at the right time to provide better shape and compaction during the optimum grading months, May to September.
“In the drier weather, Council will cease road patrol grading which is comprised of dry grading material without moisture and compaction,” Director of Assets and Infrastructure Andre Kompler said.
“The reason for this is the resulting work outcomes are largely ineffective and tend to last a very short time before the road is back to the previous rough condition.
“At worst, moving dry graded uncompacted material into road surface holes or leaving loose material on the road may affect road safety.”
Mr Kompler said patrol graders would still be working on road-related projects during the drier months.
“In the summer months, Council’s patrol grading teams may be tasked to improve roadside drainage maintenance which facilitates less road damage during and after rainfall.
“They may also be paired with a watercart to focus on delivering longer-lasting patch grading maintenance repairs to areas of real safety concern.
“Some graders may be absorbed into Council’s road renewal construction crews where they will help accelerate construction so that construction teams can be available to help the patrol grader teams in winter.
“In short, there will be more graders on Council roads during winter effecting best practise and this will result in better roads year-round.”
Australia Day Celebration 2024
Yorke Peninsula Council invites the community to come together to reflect, respect and celebrate Australia Day in 2024.
Council’s Australia Day Celebration event will be held at the Maitland Town Hall from 2pm starting with a Citizenship Ceremony followed by the presentation of the Australia Day Awards.
“Nominees for this year’s Yorke Peninsula Council Australia Day Awards have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to their community,” Mayor Darren Braund said.
“All the nominees should be proud of their efforts and Council thanks them for making a difference in their communities.”
At the conclusion of the award presentations, a free afternoon tea will be supplied.
Award for Active Citizenship
Minlaton and District Community and Sports Club
Minlaton sporting clubs and supporters combined to create a new community sporting and recreational facility at the town oval. Years of fundraising and thousands of volunteer hours culminated with the opening of the clubrooms in 2023. The club has become the home base for football, cricket and hockey. It is also used by tennis and netball clubs with associated courts to be developed in the future. The project has fostered cooperation between community and sporting groups through active fundraising and working bees. The modern facility has become a source of community pride.
Community Event of the Year
Ardrossan 150th Anniversary Celebrations Organising Committee
Ardrossan celebrated 150 years since the township’s proclamation in October last year. A volunteer committee organised a weekend of celebrations for the whole community to enjoy. Celebrations began with a gala dinner attended by 170 and family movie night attended by about 100 people. A street parade and town fair attracted an estimated 2000 people. A concert was also held at the Ardrossan Town Oval. The weekend-long event concluded with an ecumenical church service, morning tea with floral display and a family picnic on the clifftop.
A Twilight Rhythm and Blues
For the past two years the Twilight Rhythm and Blues event has given the community the opportunity to enjoy local musicians. It enables the community to come together and gives visitors to the area a chance to experience Edithburgh. The event was born through the A Day at the Burgh event. Organisers based the event on the mission statement to enhance the local community spirit and introduce others to a positive experience when visiting Edithburgh and surrounding areas. The event attracted more than 1000 people. Local food/catering businesses also form part of the event.
YP Classic Vintage Tractor Pull Club
The free family event focused on a wide variety of community members aims to empower people and businesses to collaborate. The winter event is aimed at boosting regional economic development and stimulus for local food and market stallholders. The event created an opportunity for local musicians/talents to play. The event was inclusive and included local boutique community groups. Free children’s activities were also included – a donation of local sand from a Price quarry created a huge sandpit for children.
Young Citizen of the Year
Molly Flanagan
In her short time living on Yorke Peninsula, Molly has contributed in many ways to St Columba’s Memorial School, wider community and as a creative arts therapist based part time at the SYP Community Centre. Molly’s most recent project was to facilitate a program called The Lullaby Project. She gathered and inspired local musicians to work with parents and carers of preschoolers to write songs about their life on Yorke Peninsula. People from all over the peninsula were involved to create more than 20 lullabies, inspiring families who before didn’t feel they could be creative while also providing local artists a rare opportunity to collaborate. This culminated in a concert with over 100 in attendance.
Natalie Judd
Natalie has always had a drive for the community, she’s a mother of three children under six, she’s the manager of the Minlaton Business Group, owner of JDF Seafood and contributor to her children’s school/kindergarten. She is a fantastic advocate for Minlaton.
Citizen of the Year
Pamela Groeneveld
Pam started futsal in Minlaton and has been running it for more than five years. She is treasurer and secretary for the Minlaton Hotel Social Club, treasurer for the SYP Dirt Circuit Club and helps out with many other things around the town to make it a better place. She is also a mother to three children. Pam would do anything to make the community better whether it’s looking after people’s children or helping with events around the town.
Perry Woodward
Perry has been a member of the Port Julia Progress Association for more than 12 years. He has held various positions during that time including secretary, vice president and president. He has been president for the last five years. Perry promotes Port Julia and enables various projects to be organised to benefit the community. He is always willing to assist homeowners and permanent residents, especially as some are quite elderly. He cuts the grass, poisons the weeds, repairs equipment and more.
Shirley Trevena
Shirley has been actively involved with the Minlaton National Trust and Museum, Minlaton History Group, Community Housing Board, Harry Butler 100th Committee, Harry Butler Book Committee, Minlaton Over 55s Committee, YPU3A Committee and Probus. Shirley has held positions of chairwoman, secretary, treasurer, roster organiser and historian at the National Trust and Museum. She is the secretary of the History Group and has been instrumental in obtaining grants. Shirley is instrumental in digitising local collections of photos and documents for the Museum and History Group.
Rikki Parkinson
Rikki has done a lot for Ardrossan through her roles on Progress Association including caravan park, playground, pump track, 150 celebration and golf club. Rikki is an active member of many committees and keeps people informed of activities and outcomes.
Ben Wundersitz
Ben was the founding member of a rural men’s health organisation he named Fat Farmers. Ben’s passion for rural health has given rise to the Fat Farmers rural health initiative that has been adopted across large areas of regional SA and has now crept over the border into Victoria.
Kellie Saint
Kellie was responsible for the creation of the Pepper Tree Markets in Minlaton which has been going for more than 10 years. She is on the committee of the SYP Show Society and has been part of Trees for Life for many years. Kellie is also a grower of indigenous trees for southern Yorke Peninsula and sells trees to lots of organisations and community members. She has been part of the revegetation of Gum Flat. Kellie is very knowledgeable about the environment and assist lots of people.
Australia Day Celebration 2024
Council invites the community to come together to reflect, respect and celebrate Australia Day in 2024.
The event will be held at the Maitland Town Hall from 2pm starting with a Citizenship Ceremony followed by the presentation of the Australia Day awards.
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