Victorian Minister for Families, Children and Youth Affairs gets in on the Wakakirri action

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The Victorian Government and their Youth Central program have been great supporters of Wakakirri in Victoria.

The Victorian Government and their Youth Central program have been great supporters of Wakakirri in Victoria. A few weeks ago ...

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Each year hundreds of schools across Australia create Story-Dances to perform in professional theatres for audiences of family, friends and the National Search Panel. Wakakirri is the ultimate Performing Arts activity for schools proven to develop student's creative thinking, school pride, teamwork and life skills. Wakakirri is for every school in Australia and has categories for all levels of experience. Every school can enter.

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