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WHAT:            Lord Mayor Clover Moore will officially announce the winner of the prestigious $10,000 Australian Life photography competition at Customs House on Friday 2 August.

 

                        Australian Life is one of Australia’s biggest and most popular photography competitions in the last 20 years.  From more than 2,000 submissions, 28 finalist images were selected, blown up to bedsheet-size portraits, and now feature in the outdoor exhibition at Customs House Square. The winner of our Australian Life under-18s category will also be announced, as well as the winner and runner up of the Little Sydney Lives photography competition.

 

                        All Little Sydney Lives finalist images are on display on level 2 of Customs House at Circular Quay.

 

 

WHEN:           TODAY, Friday 2 August, 5-7pm                  

            

WHERE:         The Barnet Long Room, Level 1 of Customs House, 31 Alfred Street Sydney

                       

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WHO:             Lord Mayor Clover Moore

Councillor and Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land

Council representative Yvonne Weldon

Australian Life finalists

Little Sydney Lives finalists

 


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Phone 0436 599 861 or email [email protected]

 

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