All for one: Kyvalley residents gathered together to celebrate Australia Day.
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Kyvalley residents came together to commemorate Australia Day on Friday, January 26, in a vibrant and spirited celebration held at their town hall.
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The event, which had to be relocated due to questionable weather conditions, was a resounding success, fostering a strong sense of community among attendees.
The celebration’s highlight was a barbecue feast that could easily cater to the entire district, showcasing the quintessential Australian tradition of gathering around a grill and enjoying delicious food.
Additionally, classic Australian desserts added a sweet touch to the festivities, creating a culinary experience that captured the essence of the nation.
“I hope everyone has a good Australia Day,” Stuart Williams said.
Special guests added a touch of significance to the occasion, with notable figures such as state Member for Murray Plains Peter Walsh, Cr John Zoebec, Cr Daniel Mackrell, and Isobel Hunter gracing the event.
Get it into you: Kyvalley Swimming Club serves out the feast.
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Their presence underscored the importance of community engagement and the shared celebration of Australian identity.
Throughout the day, the town hall buzzed with chatter and laughter as residents engaged in lively conversations, strengthening the bonds that tie the Kyvalley community together.
Ready to start the ceremony: Town crier Judy Campbell.
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