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Students set for show-stopping display FOUR local students will take part in this year’s Victorian State Schools Spectacular at John Cain Arena. The school showcase features some of the most talented performing arts students in the state. Two students from Elisabeth Murdoch College will feature - Max Pollard and Gus Morrison will perform as a backing vocalist and trumpet player respectively. McClelland Secondary College student Hannah Dimic will be a principal dancer, and Patterson River Secondary College student Molly Duncan is part of the Victorian State
Schools Choir. Dimic said that performance “benefits me in multiple ways, such as feeling fit and healthy, and being able to express music that I love in another way.” “I love the excitement of production week in the arena and watching the show come together,” Dimic said. This year’s show is titled Happy Travels. Creative director Neill Gladwin said “this year’s show will be nothing short of special, offering our wonderfully talented students the tremendous opportunity to perform in
wins, and our first back-to-back victories in our AFLW history. The venue also holds a special place in my heart personally as it’s where I played my 50th AFLW game.” Demand for Hawthorn’s clash with Essendon has been high. For tickets to Hawthorn FC’s Frankston matches visit ticketmaster.com.au/nab-aflwomen-s-competition-tickets/artist/2452340
front of an audience of thousands.” The 2023 Victorian State Schools Spectacular takes place at John Cain Arena at 1pm and 6.30pm on 9 September. For tickets visit ticketek.com. au/spectacular
DANCER Hannah Dimic will perform at the Victorian State Schools Spectacular in September. Local students Molly Duncan and Max Pollard (inset) will sing. Pictures: Supplied
Dad’s day at pool HAWTHORN FC AFLW captain Tilly Lucas-Rodd. Picture: Supplied
Footy tickets in demand HAWTHORN FC AFLW captain Tilly Lucas-Rodd says the club is excited to make its return to Frankston next month. Hawthorn will play four matches in Frankston this AFLW season. Its first will be against Essendon under lights on 2 September. Lucas-Rodd said that Frankston’s Kinetic Stadium is becoming the home of some great memories for the Hawks. “We absolutely loved playing at the venue last season. The scenery was beautiful, the fans were loud and proud and we were able to play some entertaining footy,” they said. “Kinetic Stadium holds fond memories for a lot of my teammates, as it’s where we secured our second and third AFLW
FATHERS and father figures can swim for free at Peninsula Aquatic Recreation Centre this Father’s Day. Free entry is on offer on 3 September. A statement from PARC read the “offer is valid for one free entry per dad-figure when visiting with a paying guest or PARC member.” Visit the reception team on the day for entry. For more information visit parc.peninsulaleisure.com.au A FATHER and son at PARC. Picture: Supplied
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