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Dancers celebrate 25 years

L-R From Back: Georgia Leahy, Annabelle Peatfield, Josiah Spode, Steavi Gale, Natalie Sawyer, McKenzie Grund, Amaya Skinner, Tiffany Hood, Jessie Storic, Chloe Hammond, Hazel Spode, Amelia Rozendaal, Casey Sawyer-Todd, Shae Hughes, Rahni Hughes, Grace Kenyon, Lacey Smith. (Supplied).

WHYALLA - The Whyalla Ballet School has marked a significant milestone, celebrating 25 years under the direction of long-standing principal […]

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