Citizenship Ceremony

By Rowan Frazer

Jan 14, 2025

Albert Liebenberg, Meyerene Geldenhuys and Lourene Liebenberg.

Many people were in attendance for last week’s Edward River Council Australian citizenship ceremony at the Deniliquin Town Hall.

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Friends, family, community members and government representatives were present to see Meyerene Geldenhuys and Daisy Mejos officially become Australian citizens.

The ceremony was followed by a morning tea with light refreshments.

Wendy Boulton, Daisy Mejos, Kayden Halse and Ian Boulton.

Meyerene Geldenhuys, Heidi Hurst, Ingrid Greve and Annie Hurst.

(Back, from left) Maureen Fitzmaurice, Marg Telford, Meyerene Geldenhuys, Helen Moye, Kath Higgins and Karen Bond; (front) Betty Nolan, Di Bode, Judith Robinson and Phyl Brown.

Betty Nolan, Maureen Fitzmaurice, Meyerene Geldenhuys, Judith Robinson and Phyl Brown.

Councillor Craig Druitt, Senator Perin Davey, Meyerene Geldenhuys, Mayor Ash Hall and Councillor Ken Bates.

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