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Welcome the Swifties back to Bruny
Welcome the Swifties back to Bruny
The swifities are coming back to Bruny Island, so what better way than to celebrate with the local community at the Alonnah Hall.
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Art For Swiftie Conservation
Art For Swiftie Conservation
With joint creative efforts, kids from the Bruny Island District School created a Swift Parrot sculpture that was entered into the Bruny Island Bird F...
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Evermore, Be the Black Currawong by Mailea Leary (Bruny Youth Stories Winner)
Evermore, Be the Black Currawong by Mailea Leary (Bruny Youth Stories Winner)
Bruny Youth Stories Prize winner in the Youth category.
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To Gannet by Harriet Boyle (Bruny Youth Stories Winner)
To Gannet by Harriet Boyle (Bruny Youth Stories Winner)
Bruny Youth Stories Prize winner in the Youth category.
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Pink Robin by Tinaya Thilakasiri (Bruny Youth Stories Winner)
Pink Robin by Tinaya Thilakasiri (Bruny Youth Stories Winner)
Bruny Youth Stories Prize winner in the Junior category.
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Young Tasmanians’ Bird Stories to Take Flight at Bruny Island Bird Festival
Young Tasmanians’ Bird Stories to Take Flight at Bruny Island Bird Festival
The Bruny Youth Stories Prize has received dozens of beautiful entries from young writers as young as six, from Bruny Island and right across Tasmania...
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Bruny Youth Story Prize
Bruny Youth Story Prize
Bruny Youth Story Prize entry - Stuck adventures on Bruny Island, by Addison King
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Bruny Youth Story Prize
Bruny Youth Story Prize
Bruny Youth Story Prize entry - Nearipah knowing, by Ada Direen, age 15
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Bruny Youth Story Prize
Bruny Youth Story Prize
Bruny Youth Story Prize entry - Turbo by Ella Martin Howard, age 15
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Bruny Youth Story Prize
Bruny Youth Story Prize
Bruny Youth Story Prize entry - Holly a black currawong, by Chloe Large, age 10
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Bruny Youth Story Prize
Bruny Youth Story Prize
Bruny Youth Story Prize entry - Swift Parrot by Sophie Wright, age 10
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