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Women’s Month comes to and end

Police lead Women’s Month march through the streets of Primrose.

September 11, 2014

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Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

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Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

The convoy heads to the marquee set up at the corner of Shamrock and Main Reef roads.

Members of the Primrose Crime Prevention Youth Desk get ready to lead Saturday’s Women’s Month march through the streets of Primrose.

Members of the Primrose Crime Prevention Youth Desk, with Primrose councillor Tania Campbell (left) and Primrose CPF secretary Wendy Morgan (right), prepare to show their awareness of the challenges women face every day, with special focus on women abuse.

Banners held high, the group marches through the streets of Primrose.

September 11, 2014

Less than a minute

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