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New Section for Tibetan Books Set Up at Residential Library of Dee Why, Australia

Canberra: The residential library of Dee Why, a coastal suburb in New South Wales, Australia, opened a new section for Tibetan books on 3 June 2023 with a brief commencement ceremony.
Sue Heins, the Mayor of Northern Beaches Council, attended the event, along with Orina Acenedo, Director of Dee Why ....

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Exciting public artwork for St David Avenue Park, Dee Why

Northern Beaches Council has commissioned James Voller of Collide Public Art Initiative in collaboration with emerging artist, Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay man,. ....

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Hidden Women of Surfing History: Isabel Letham, Daring Australian Surf Pioneer

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When we think of Australians who made history in 1915, the rugged Anzac is the figure who first springs to mind. A century after the Gallipoli campaign, that year has become near-synonymous with the mythologized soldiers who fought and died in the Dardanelles.
But months before Australia’s so-called “baptism by fire” began at Anzac Cove, a more joyful baptism drew crowds to Sydney’s northern beaches. There, in January 1915, local 15-year-old Isabel Letham was inducted into the mysteries of surfing, becoming one of the first Australians to ride the waves.
This was the early days of Australia’s beach culture, as public bathing had only been legalized a few years before. Surfboards were almost unknown, and beachgoers instead entertained themselves with body surfing then known as “surf shooting”. ....

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