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Lismore Town Hall was a crowded as people came to support family and friends nominated for an Australia Award or receiving their official Australian citizenship.
Ahead of the ceremony, senior venue technician Stephen Shaw was busy with a sound check with performer Luke Vassella, so all would run smoothly during his rendition of the national anthem and the Peter Allen class, “I still call Australia home.” SOUNDING RIGHT: The Lismore Town Hall senior venue technician Stephen Shaws ensures Luke Vassella s sound check is sorted ahead of the Australia Day events. Photo: Alison Paterson
Below in a quiet spot, the Lismore Girl Guides were running through their duties as the official colour party in charge of setting up the Australian and Aboriginal flags on the stage.
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Lismore Town Hall was a crowded as people came to support family and friends nominated for an Australia Award or receiving their official Australian citizenship.
Ahead of the ceremony, senior venue technician Stephen Shaw was busy with a sound check with performer Luke Vassella, so all would run smoothly during his rendition of the national anthem and the Peter Allen class, “I still call Australia home.” SOUNDING RIGHT: The Lismore Town Hall senior venue technician Stephen Shaws ensures Luke Vassella s sound check is sorted ahead of the Australia Day events. Photo: Alison Paterson
Below in a quiet spot, the Lismore Girl Guides were running through their duties as the official colour party in charge of setting up the Australian and Aboriginal flags on the stage.