A thousand expected to march against domestic violence in the Georges River area

Updated November 20 2017 - 4:56pm, first published November 18 2017 - 6:00am
Good cause: (left to right) Common Grounds manager Rocelle, Jan Christie of Moving Forward and the St George Domestic Violence Committee, Georges River Council Mayor Kevin Greene,  Craig Tache of Hurstville Westfield, Bri Hankin who did the artwork for the coffee cups, Georges River Council’s 2017 Citizen of the Year Natalia Esdaile-Watts, and Council’s Community Development Officer Daniela Oliveiro.
Good cause: (left to right) Common Grounds manager Rocelle, Jan Christie of Moving Forward and the St George Domestic Violence Committee, Georges River Council Mayor Kevin Greene, Craig Tache of Hurstville Westfield, Bri Hankin who did the artwork for the coffee cups, Georges River Council’s 2017 Citizen of the Year Natalia Esdaile-Watts, and Council’s Community Development Officer Daniela Oliveiro.

Almost 1000 people are expected to attend Georges River Council’s inaugural White Ribbon Walk on next Friday, November 24.

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