Kelly Thorpe, Annette Danckert and Jacinta Liefting.
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A room full of women, and one man, had a ball at Pretty Pine on Friday for Edward River Council’s annual International Women’s Day event.
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The guest speaker Julie Hirsch - an awarded business woman and founder of Eloments Vitamin Teas - elevated the luncheon by providing tasting of her teas.
Guests were also sent home with samples of each flavour to try at home.
The three-hour event was hosted at the Pretty Pine Recreation Reserve and was based on the theme of the week - ‘Inspire Inclusion’.
ERC has since released a survey to help guide IWD activities for next year. Turn to council’s ad on page 9 for the link to complete the survey.
Rachael Pitt, Kate Pitt and Rickki Bracken.
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Rachael Pitt, Leetisha Hillier and Patsy Fraser.
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Guest speaker Julie Hirsch and Edward River Mayor Peta Betts.
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Angela Parker and Paula Rutter.
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Marie Sutton and Dana McNally.
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Rebecca Rae and Charlotte Wade.
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Ellie Danckert, Jeanette Crew, Julie Hirsch and Chloe Sztejman.
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Marie Sutton, Jan Quayle, Helen and Rebecca Flisher.
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Cathy Cleary and Dawn Hetherington.
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Rebecca Flisher
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