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Strathbogie Shire celebrates Australia Day

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Jan 27, 2023

Fun day out: Zoe Hodor, 5, from Sunbury was decked out in Australian flags at the Nagambie celebrations.

Strathbogie Shire residents and community groups have been recognised in this year’s Australia Day awards.

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Strathbogie Shire Mayor Laura Binks said the awards recognised those in our community going above and beyond.

Awards were presented across the shire, with ceremonies held in Avenel, Nagambie and Euroa.

The winners of the local awards were:

Organisation of the Year

Avenel: Avenel Cemetery Trust
Euroa: SES Euroa Unit
Nagambie: Nagambie Cemetery Trust

Junior Citizen of the Year

Avenel: Lilli Fowles and Griffin Boote
Nagambie: Brodie Miller

Young Citizen of the Year

Euroa: Jasmine Raleigh

Citizen of the Year

Avenel: Anne Douglas and John Thomson

Event of the Year

Avenel: Granite Hills Walks
Nagambie: Nagambie Carols

Senior Citizen of the Year

Avenel: Jim and Winifred Peart
Euroa: Bob and Judy Holloway
Nagambie: Helen Heathcote

The winners of the shire-wide awards were:

Citizen of the Year: Anne Douglas, Avenel
Junior Citizen of the Year: Brodie Miller, Nagambie
Young Citizen of the Year: Jasmine Raleigh, Euroa
Organisation of the Year: SES Euroa Unit
Senior Citizen of the Year: Judy Willis

Congratulations from everyone at the Telegraph.

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