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New citizens for Central Highlands

Central Highlands Mayor Janice Moriarty presented 26 new Aussies with their citizenship at the Emerald Town Hall recently. Councillor Gillian Wilkins was also in attendance. Friends and families of the new Aussies joined the celebration, with the region's newest citizens hailing from countries such as Bangladesh, Fiji, Germany, India, Indonesia, Ireland, New Zealand, the Philippines, Thailand, Tonga, the United Kingdom and Vietnam. (Supplied)

Central Highlands Mayor Janice Moriarty presented 26 new Aussies with their citizenship at the Emerald Town Hall recently. Councillor Gillian […]

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