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20th year celebrations of the formation of PPCfR

Nov 1, 2017
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Dennis Fisher, Judith Jacko Jackson, Rosemary Rule, Gael Wilson, Leila Gurruwiwi, Richard Frankland, John Wayne Parsons outside the StKilda Town Hall for the 20th year celebrations of the formation of PPCfR.


Guests inside the StKilda Town Hall ballroom for the 20th year celebrations of PPCfR

John Wayne Parsons and Richard Franklin on stage performing for the 20th year of PPCfR celebrations


Aunty Jacko, Todd Condie (drawing the lucky door prizes) & Digby Hannah (choir conductor) on stage at StKilda Town Hall for the 20th anniversary celebrations of PPCfR



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PPCfR commissioned Indigenous artist Susan Naden to design a logo for the group. It was to reflect Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoplecoming together and the Port Phillip area with its land, sea and parks and resulted in the two figures surrounded byblack, brown and white-coloured 'hands' that are often used as a symbol of reconciliation, and colours of the land, sea and parks.

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