First on the Ladder project celebrates Moree Boomerangs and cultural pride

Sophie Harris
Updated May 22 2017 - 2:49pm, first published 10:08am
BOOMIES PRIDE: Paste-ups of Boomerangs players can be spotted around town as part of the First on the Ladder project. Pictured is Boomerangs players, students from Barwon Learning Centre and artists with some of the paste-ups on the wall at Barwon Learning Centre.
BOOMIES PRIDE: Paste-ups of Boomerangs players can be spotted around town as part of the First on the Ladder project. Pictured is Boomerangs players, students from Barwon Learning Centre and artists with some of the paste-ups on the wall at Barwon Learning Centre.

A unique partnership between local footballers and artists has been established in Moree to give young indigenous people a voice by strengthening their creative abilities.

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Sophie Harris

Sophie Harris

Senior Journalist

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