Send off parade for the Buccs

The City has announced a massive send-off parade for the Suncity Plumping Geraldton Buccaneers by the Mayor to take place this Thursday at 5pm in the CBD.

The parade will involve all of the Buccaneers players, prior to making their way to Perth to play in the SBL Grand Finals.

Organisers want as many Buccaneers supporters as possible to line the streets on Marine Terrace.

City CEO, Ken Diehm, said the City will decorate the street in blue and yellow and work with businesses to make their shop fronts look amazing.

“We want a massive send off for our boys as they represent Geraldton in the Grand Finals. We want it to be a huge send-off,” he said.

“The Buccs will slowly drive down Marine Terrace from Freemasons to the Basketball Court on the Foreshore.”

Buccaneers General Manager, Andrew Horstman, said having this amount of community spirit has helped us win the last two games.

“It has been phenomenal, we never thought this much support would have such a positive effect,” he said.

“The whole campaign has been game changing and we encourage everyone to come to Marine Terrace this Thursday at 5pm to cheer the team on”

The streets will be covered in blue and yellow, Buccs Cheerleaders chanting and an official send-off from the Mayor will be part of the occasion.

Spirit FM will be doing a live broadcast from the basketball courts with pumping music.

The Mayor will present the Best Individual Buccaneer with a cheque for $500 and Best Dressed Business with $750.

For more information contact the City of Greater Geraldton (08) 9956 6600.

Get geared up for the Sunshine Festival parade!

Calling everyone with a sense of fun and community! The Geraldton Greenough Sunshine Festival organisers are urging everyone from individual walkers, clowns, skaters and bike riders to car clubs, sporting groups, businesses, community organisations and those with a motorised mobility scooter to sign up for this year’s Festival Float Parade sponsored by MMG.

MMG representative said “They are once again very pleased to support a long standing tradition in Geraldton to celebrate culture and diversity in the community.”

This year sees the TS Morrow Navy cadets celebrate 50th years and therefore take lead of the 2014 MMG Float Parade.

The Parade will start later in the day this year and follow the same route as past years. The parade is scheduled to commence at 2.30pm Saturday October 4 from the west end of Marine Tce (near the Midwest Ports Office), traveling along Lester Ave, Cathedral Avenue, turning right into Carson Terrace and right into Maitland Park. The 2014 Parade promises to once again be a highlight of this treasured community event.

Sunshine Festival Committee chairperson Julian Canny expects this year’s parade to be better than ever, with a new focus on individual participants as well as traditional float parade entries.

“The streets will come alive with music, dance, colour, laughter and all sorts of hilarious antics as people strut their stuff through the heart of Geraldton,” Julian said.

“We had many great float entries last year and this year we expect even more, as well as more entries from individuals and groups on foot to really add to the carnival atmosphere.

“We’re expecting veteran and vintage vehicles and a mediaeval group of swordsmen and jousters. We’ve also recruited a group of people in electric wheelchairs and gophers who will jazz up their vehicles with riotous decorations, and we’re also encouraging bike riders of all ages to decorate their bikes and take part, as well as people of different cultures in traditional dress, dancers, skateboarders – the possibilities are as big as your imagination.”

Prizes this year are: Best commercial float $500, the best community group float $500 and the best recycled theme float $500, while the individual prizes for best decorated kids bike is a new bike from Revolutions Geraldton and the best decorated gopher prize is $200.00.

Julian said the parade was an excellent way for businesses and community groups to showcase their organisation, and have a blast while they are at it.

“It’s a really fun-filled way of advertising your business or community or sporting group,” Julian said.

“And the more outrageous your entry, the more attention you’ll command.”

Entry fees are $75 for commercial and $50 for NFP/community group and entry for children’s decorated bikes and individually decorated gophers are free.

Completed float parade entry form should be lodged no later than Monday September 15. Entry forms can be downloaded from the website www.sunshinefestival.com.au or by contacting festival coordinators - Event Nation on 08 9964 6088.

The Night Zoo

In the middle of the city, in the middle of the night something fantastic is about to happen in Jamie’s room…

Jamie lives in a concrete jungle, in an apartment high above the city. Although she longs for a pet, the only animals she sees are the birds in the sky.

Join Jamie and the inhabitants of the Night Zoo for a wild adventure on a night in which all her dreams might just come true!

From Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, Australia’s champion of puppetry, The Night Zoo remind us of the importance of companionship and the joy that can come from making friends with animals.

Friday 3^rd October 2014, 11am & 1pm at the Queens Park Theatre. 

Tickets: Adults: $25.00, Child and Student: $15.00, Youth Groups: $10.00

Enjoy a guided wildlife walk

Chapman River Friends present guided walks in the Chapman River regional Park.

Walks are adjusted to suit participants and last approx 1.5 hours.

CHILDREN WELCOME!

Meeting places are:

• SPALDING PARK - is the playground area off Chapman Road between the roundabout and the bridge, where the entry sign says "CHAPMAN RIVER REGIONAL PARK".
• FAIRFAX ROAD CARPARK - is in the suburb of Moresby: heading north on North Coast Highway turn R at the roundabout into Chapman Valley Road, then R at Sutcliffe Rd South, R at Longva and R at Fairfax Road.

SAVE THE DATES AND NEW TIME! Tuesday 19th @ 3.30pm Spalding Park Sunday 24th @ 3pm Fairfax Road Carpark Tuesday 26th @ 3.30pm Spalding Park Sunday 31st @ 3pm Spalding Park Wear - bush gear: closed shoes, hats, sunscreen and BYO water bottle.

More information contact Jenna on 0417960737 or visit www.facebook.com/pages/Chapman-River-Friends/1403433019914085

Blue Shaddy to rock Geraldton

Before Blue Shaddy hit the East coast for a number of high profile music festivals including Queenscliff and Narooma’s Great Southern Blues in coming months, they’re set to explode on stage & set the dance floor alight again at Geraldton's Freemasons Hotel on  Saturday 6th September.

Australian Blues/ Roots/ Country band 'Blue Shaddy' are a band with connections, given that founding members, Jim McClelland, (guitarist singer/songwriter) Graham (Belly) McClelland (harmonica) and Sandy McClelland (bass guitarist) are family.

Born and bred in the Western Australian town of Kellerberrin these three have not lost that rustic, relaxed country charm that has endeared them to so many. Known for their infectious amalgam of blues /roots, come country played with an energetic physical presence and power that leaves you with a broad smile and a new found energy.

'Blue Shaddy's musical path was inevitable with brothers Jim and Belly sharing a small house on the family farm, and with television banned from the house, considered poison for the brain these two would sit at the kitchen table and trade Hound Dog Taylor and Sonnie and Brownie licks nightly for months on end.

A meeting soon after with like minded, and also musically spirited 'Sandy Naughton' found her also sitting at that same table going through what was to become the Blue Shaddy apprenticeship. Some 19 years later, Jim and Sandy have now married and along with Belly have maintained a passionate and unwavering commitment to their music, forging their way on festival circuit and gaining fans far and wide.

With these three as the driving force behind 'Blue Shaddy', a band is still not totally complete without a drummer.

Having had the pleasure over the years of playing with some of Australia's finest skin men, 'Dean Wuksta', Chris Oldman, Conrad Parker, Rick Eastman, and Arun Satgunasingam, 'Blue Shaddy' now joined forces with newest recruit, Callum Kramer.

Kramer also being a long term friend of the band played his first gig with 'Blue Shaddy' at 9 years of age, when the drummer at the time had turned up late. Kramer with wooden spoons for sticks and a bucket load of raw talent, filled in for the first set and the 'Blue Shaddy' team knew they had just found their 4th wheel.

With Kramer's skin work now being described as, a young 'Ginger Baker' combined with Sandy's rock solid commitment to holding down groove these two have moulded a tangible chemistry, allowing Jim and Belly the freedom to once again trade those licks and bring together their raw exuberance and understanding of each other’s musical talents. 'The result is a whirlpool of foot stomping infectious energy.'

Pre-sale tickets on sale now from the Freemasons Hotel Bar, $25 (or $30 @ door on the night).

Geraldton Regional Community Education Centre to offer mentoring programs

Geraldton Regional Community Education Centre are pleased to offer “Introduction to Mentoring in the Workplace” training programs, to suit the specific needs of industry in supporting their staff to mentor colleagues, co-workers and trainees in a professional and meaningful way.

The program delivers knowledge, skill and attitude shifts, aligned to the highest quality and national framework standards. In addition it provides a flexible delivery that offers both accredited and non-accredited skills based training options.

Introduction to Mentoring in the Workplace training is meaningful, relevant, and designed to address a range of realistic scenarios faced by organisations wishing to increase individual, team, and organisational performance.

The training sessions can be delivered in a 2 full day program or equivalent, scheduled to allow for flexibility.

The workshops include extensive opportunity for interaction in the group, allowing participants to learn in an informal yet professional way. This will ensure the environment will foster group activity interaction and development of mentoring skills such as providing feedback, communication and interpersonal skills as well as managing the mentoring relationship.

 

Learning Outcomes

Gain an understanding of the issues and frameworks surrounding mentoring Understand and demonstrate practices of effective mentors

Certification

Following successful completion of the accredited version of “Introduction to Mentoring  in the Workplace” training, participants will receive the National Unit of Competency CHCORG627B .

Provide mentoring support to colleagues. 

Participants in the successful completion of the Non Accredited delivery will receive a Certificate of Participation.

To discuss course delivery dates, costs and customisation, call the Mentor Training Co-ordinator on 0428212329 / 08 9921 4477 OR email your interest to chris@transitionprograms.com.au

Computing for a connected future

Supercomputers play a significant and growing role in a variety of areas important to the nation. In the Mid West we are perfectly placed to take advantage of the amazing capabilities of a connected community with the wide scale roll out of National Broadband Network services and the ongoing work with the largest science experiment on the planet the Square Kilometre Array situated in the Murchison Shire and the Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory Support Facility based in Geraldton.

Join experts in this field for an exciting evening of the marvels of the SKA, Cloud Computing and Communications as we develop a Smart Mid West.

WHEN: Monday 18th aug 6:15 pm – 8:30 pm at POSH events and functions 214 Marine Tce, Geraldton, WA.

AUDIENCE Business, government, education and community interested in the SKA, NBN and the future of computing, communications and mobility in the region and beyond. Includes refreshments and light supper.

TO BOOK A TICKET Visit Goodness Festival website event at www.goodness.org.au/event/computing-connected-future/ For more information contact Mark Canny 0428 617 205 markca@cgg.wa.gov.au 

Guest speakers include:

• Dr George Beckett - Deputy Director at IVEC and Head go the Supercomuting at the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre
• Kevin Vinsen - Research Associate Professor for the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research
• Peter Marklew - Sales and Technical Manager at the Geraldton Data Centre
• Peter Gurney - Lead Community Affairs Manager WA/NT/SA NBN Co
• Noel Ferguson - Principal Project Manager Communities & Technology Development Mid West Development Commission.

Project Wild Thing

Project Wild Thing is a film led movement to get more kids (and their folks!) outside and reconnecting with nature.

The film is an ambitious, feature-length documentary that takes a funny and revealing look at a complex issue, the increasingly disparate connection between children and nature.

Project Wild Thing is much more than a film, this is a growing movement of organisations and individuals who care deeply about the need for nature connected, free-range, roaming and outdoor playing kids in the 21st century.

The film will be shown on August, 26th at City Hive on 184 Marine Terrace from 6pm to 8pm.

Head to www.goodness.org.au for tickets.

West End Youth Space to come alive

Expressions of interest are currently being taken for local youngsters to be part of the Foreshore Ideas Group for the West End Youth Space.

The City is calling on all young people aged between 12-20 years who would like to help design the West End Youth Space, located on the Foreshore.

WHEN: Wednesday, August 27th 4pm - 6pm

To nominate to be part of the West End Youth Space Ideas Group, click here and log on to complete the EOI form or contact Kat Williams on 9965 6777 or e-mail kathleenw@cgg.wa.gov.au.

Participants go into the draw to WIN a $100 voucher for a shop of their choice.

Closing date is Friday, August 22nd.

Missy Higgins announces Geraldton show

Beloved Aussie singer/songwriter Missy Higgins has just announced a one-off Australian tour called OZ and she will hit the Geraldton stage on October 15th.

The announcement of this special concert series follows hot on the heels of two other major Missy announcements. Firstly she revealed that she is due to give birth to her first child in early January (hence her strictly limited touring plans). Secondly she just unveiled a brand new album of eclectic Australian cover versions and a companion book of essays. Both the album and the book are called OZ.

OZ - the album, and OZ – the book, will be released on September 19.

Now comes news that OZ ... the tour ... will commence in Cairns the day after these book and album releases. Fittingly the strictly limited tour will then take the ARIA Award winning singer/songwriter right around Australia before finishing in her hometown of Melbourne on October 29.

The concerts will see Missy combining some OZ songs with her own classics such as “The Special Two”, “Scar”, Steer”, “Where I Stood”, “Unashamed Desire” and Everyone’s Waiting”.

Special guest on the tour will be acclaimed young singer/songwriter, Dustin Tebbutt whose evocative songs “The Breach” and “Bones” have made him one of triple j’s most played new Australian artists.

Also appearing on most dates will be Jherek Bischoff who co-produced OZ. Jherek has worked with leading innovators including David Byrne (Talking Heads) and Amanda Palmer.

Explaining the OZ project Missy said, “I wanted to put together a group of wonderful Australian songs just as a different sort of challenge. I wanted to avoid all the obvious ones though because “Great Aussie Songbook” collections have kinda been done to death. All that mattered was whether I felt I could make the songs my own so the tracklisting ended up as a real mixed bag of lollies.”

“Then I thought it might be fun to also try writing some essays to accompany the music in various ways and that lead to the book.”

“The essays and the music are meant to be enjoyed together like I’m nattering away while the album plays. But, of course, if people just want to just enjoy them separately then that’s fine too.”

Most local listeners will probably already be familiar with classic OZ songs like Paul Kelly’s “Before Too Long” or The Angels “No Secrets”. However, this will be many people’s first encounter with gifted composers like Sydney taxi driver Perry Keyes (“NYE”) or Melbourne art-rock combo The Drones (whose epic “Shark Fin Blues” is one of the album’s centerpieces). Then there’s works like the indigenous anthem “Blackfella/Whitefella” and Slim Dusty/Joy McKean's country classic “The Biggest Disappointment” which deserve to be heard outside the communities in which they’re already iconic.

Throw in critically acclaimed artists like The Go Betweens (“Was There Anything I Could Do?"), Don Walker (“The Way You Are Tonight”), Neil Murray (“Calm & Crystal Clear”) and Something For Kate (“You Only Hide”) plus the accompanying book and it’s clear that OZ is not ’just another covers album'.

Over the last decade Missy Higgins has become one of our most beloved singer/songwriters. Her three previous albums, The Sound of White, On a Clear Night and The Ol’ Razzle Dazzle, have sold more than a million copies. They’ve each gone to #1 on the Australian charts and each has also been recognised with ARIA Awards.

Missy Higgins will play to a Geraldton audience on Wednesday, October 15th at the Queens Park Theatre.

One man's romp through a swamp

Swamp Juice will hit the Queens Park Theatre on August 19th and the shadow puppet comedy about one man's romp through a swamp has received rave reviews.

A review from the Edinburgh Spotlight said, "Gasps of wonder and amazement!"

With other reviews claiming it was, "One of the most spellbinding moments of puppet theatre I have ever encountered.”

Following on the award-winning Sticks Stones Broken Bones, Jeff Achtem presents imaginative shadow puppet stories made from bits of rubbish. His shadow adventures have no dialogue, and the visual look of 'live' cartoons.

In Swamp Juice, the puppeteer guides the audience through one man's encounters in a swamp; bickering snails, a neurotic snake and an opera singing mouse.

As the action builds to a climax in Swamp Juice, the shadows move off the stage and dance around the walls of the theatre. Then, the audience are given 3D glasses to experience the 3D shadow puppetry finale. It's a riviting and unforgettable illusion.

Swamp Juice will appeal to all ages above 7, and most certainly not just for kids.

For information about tickets head to the QPT website.

You are getting sleepy… Now you are a Chicken!

Australia’s Leading Hypnotist Mark Anthony will be showing his very own Comedy Hypnosis show on Friday 8th August at the Wintersun Hotel!

For a crazy night out with friends at this “not to be missed” night of laughs and shenanigans. The audience will star in the show, as Mark uses the power of hypnotism to influence them into hilarious situations. Naughty, mind-blowing and spectacularly funny, this show is a must see for comedy lovers and hypnotism sceptics alike!

“If you're a hypnotism sceptic or just a group of friends looking for a different night out this show is not to be missed. Expect aching ribs, chicken dancing and a cheeky English accent,”  says The Comedy Emporium’s Coordinator Emma Howell.

“This is our first time in the Kuta Room (at the Wintersun) so we wanted to bring something fresh to town.

“As usual with our shows, the tickets are strictly limited.

“Do you really want to miss that one night that your mate clucked like a chicken?”

To see Mark in action, check out this show of his on YouTube.

For more information and tickets head towww.thecomedyemporium.com or at the Wintersun Hotel.

Doors open 7.00pm, hypnotism from 8pm

Tickets on sale now for $29 each presale.   Tickets at the door for $35 if not sold out (The last 4 shows have sold out) – so make sure you pre book online or at the Wintersun. Group discounts apply and for enquiries please ring 0458 306 111. No BYO alcohol. Bar available.

Chapman River walk this Sunday

Join the Chapman River Friends (CRF) for a walk in the Chapman River Regional Park this Sunday afternoon.

There are new flowers appearing every week, and numerous animal tracks and traces to identify. You can also check out the restoration work.

When - Sunday 27th July

Time - 3pm

Where - Meet at Spalding Park - access is from Chapman Road just south of the bridge.

Wear - strong shoes, hat and a jacket if it is cold.

Bring - a water bottle.

CRF will also have wildflower brochures available for purchase for $5

If you would like any more information on the walk please contact Jenna - 0417960737

Goodness Festival 2014

The Goodness & Innovation festival is on for 2014 starting on the 16th of August, this year it promises to bigger and better than ever. The Mid West's unique Festival celebrating 'Goodness' will run from the 15th to the 31st of August. The Goodness Festival is all about celebrating sustainability and innovation in the Mid West aiming to educate, empower and inspire the wider community.

The 2013 festival saw more than 1100 people attend 20 events and 53 nominations were also received for the Goodness Awards. This year there will be more events, including an Energy-Water Symposium and Startup Weekend, as well as the Awards night, Exhibition and community events.

The Festival will feature an abundance of tours, exhibitions, lectures, workshops and awards in and around Geraldton. From Urban heat planning to River Biodiversity Tours at Chapman River to Mobile and Web Technology Training; there’s something for everyone!

The 16 day long festival will provide the community with information and experiences to enable organizations and individuals to live more socially responsible, sustainable and technically savvy lives.

After all, small changes make a big difference in our community. Share the Festival with your friends and come and talk to experts like Nigel Tapper and Lisa Grieve amongst others.

If you have an idea for an event there is still room for bookings, to book a spot or for information on the festival call Pollinators on 0466 694 702

Full details of the Festival are online here. [tentblogger-vimeo 75920758]

Quiz night with a great cause

Anyone who has followed the Geraldton Buccaneers from back in the mid-nineties will remember valued player Roneil Powell. Ron was part of the 1997 Buccs team featured great players including Dan Hunt, Greg Brown and Andrew Kennedy.

Ron was known for being a true team player.

On Sunday February 2, former Buccs import player Roneil Powell, 43, unexpectedly passed away of a cardiac arrest.

The devastating news comes just days after the family’s 4-year-old son Ezequiel was diagnosed with a rare form of inoperable cancer.

Ron is American and his wife Alex Porrata, daughter Yolanda and son Ezequiel reside in California’s Marin County.

On a website dedicated to Ezequiel and Ron, Ron is described as, “a beautiful man, beloved by everyone who knew him.”

Ron is remembered as being team orientated and loved his friends and family. He was down to earth and enjoyed life, especially his time in Geraldton. He even became a fire fighter around 2002/03 (after September 11).

To help out Ron’s family, the Geraldton Buccaneers will host a Quiz Night on Thursday, 31st July 2014 to raise much needed funds to help with the ongoing medical costs for Ez.

The funds will go to the family through the website to help care for Ron’s family.

The Buccs would love to have as many people as possible attend to make it a great, fun night and to raise the all important funds to help Ron’s family.

Date - Thursday 31st July 2014

Where - Activewest Stadium 8th street Wonthella

Time - Doors open 6.15pm quiz starts at 7pm.

Cost - $15 per person all tickets to be pre booked no door sales on the night.

If you can't make the quiz night but would like to donate, click here.

If you would like more information or to book a table, contact Ryan Thompson - 0408 954 311 or Lana Thompson 0408 924 523.

Midnight basketball new tournament starting August 8

Midnight Basketball’s tenth tournament concluded last month but another one is just around the corner! Another tournament will be starting up again with week one commencing on Friday, August 8.

Each eight-week program includes a hot nutritious meal for players and volunteers, life-skills workshops, bus rides home for each player, awards night after the grand final and of course a whole lot of fun.Come and volunteer for Tournament 11 and see which teams will battle it out at the end of the program.

Volunteers are wanted each night for team managers, bus drivers and bus supervisors, catering helpers, general assistants, scorers and so much more.

Fully organised by a local Midnight Basketball Community Committee, with members from Geraldton Amateur Basketball Association, Centacare, PCYC, School Drug Education and Road Aware (SDERA), Community Alcohol and Drug Services (CADS) and the City of Greater Geraldton; the program enables youth to engage with sport in a healthy and safe environment.

City of Greater Geraldton’s Coordinator Community Development, Yvonne Lovedee, said the success of Midnight Basketball is made possible because of volunteers.

“Volunteers are the backbone of the Midnight Basketball program by providing a safe, happy and cooperative environment, they also provide the chance for youth to engage with a diverse range of community members who share their friendship, knowledge, and access to future opportunities,” she said.

“Without the support of our volunteers the program would not be possible.” Come and see how you can help, each night requires 15 volunteers."

For more information contact: Yvonne 0400 207 627 or visit the Midnight Basketball Geraldton website on www.midnightbasketball.org.au/Locations/geraldton/Pages/default.aspx.

HEAVENLY HIGH TEA

HEAVENLY HIGH TEA 16TH AUGUST 2014 CATHOLIC CENTRE TICKETS $ 30

AVAILABLE: From July 23rd Bishop’s House Maitland St If you have vintage crockery that we can borrow please let us know. We would also like donations of bottles of perfume you no longer want (open and partially used is OK)

Phone Jane Rowe 9938 3643

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JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY LIFE AND TIMES OF Mons. John Hawes 23rd August 2014 TICKETS $100 AVAILABLE AT THE BISHOPS HOUSE

BUS TRANSPORT, MORNING & AFTERNOON TEA, LUNCH Tour will depart from The Hermitage and visit Northampton, Mullewa and Kojarena.

Expert commentary will be provided by Fr Robert Cross, Archaeologist and Church Heritage Specialist

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CAR RAFFLE - $100 TICKET ONLY 1,000 TICKETS AVAILABLE

SELLING AT THE BISHOP’S HOUSE FROM 4TH AUGUST DRAWN 25TH OCTOBER TOYOTA RAV 4 AUTOMATIC GX WHITE AWD

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CHRISTMAS DINNER/DANCE DECEMBER 13 CATHOLIC CENTRE - GREAT ENTERTAINMENT

More details later. Perhaps this could be your Staff Christmas show?

Journey of Discovery

Journey of Discovery

Life and Architecture of Monsignor John Hawes

23RD AUGUST 2014 8:45 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

VISITING

• The Hermitage Geraldton
• Church & Convent Northampton
• Church and Priest’s House Mullewa
• Mass Rock Mullewa
• St James Church Kojarena

Expert Commentary by Fr Robert Cross Archaeologist & Church Heritage Specialist

Tickets $100 (Proceeds to St Francis Xavier Cathedral Precinct Project)

Available at Bishop’s House Maitland St 99 213221 Bus transport ∙ Morning tea ∙ Lunch ∙ Afternoon tea Included

Family Recognition

Would you like your family name to become a part of the history of St Francis Xavier cathedral?

On completion of the SFX Cathedral Precinct Project a Wall of Recognition will list the names of individuals, businesses and families that have contributed $10,000 or more to the Project. This will inform visitors to the Cathedral for the next 100 years and more of some of those people responsible for conserving this historic building.

It would be wonderful to have as many as possible of the names of the families and individuals that have made up the community of SFX Cathedral over the past 100 years represented.

Don’t let your family’s connection with this iconic Cathedral be forgotten!

Family members can contribute to the total individually and each receive a tax deductible receipt.

For more information contact the Campaign Coordinator Gerry Eastman 0417 912 997 info@sfxcathedralproject.com.au www.sfxcathedralproject.com.au

Mullewa Muster & Rodeo 2014 video

Mullewa Muster & Rodeo Promotional video from Cineport Pty Ltd on Vimeo.

Looks like the Mullewa Muster and Rodeo had another successful year. Check out this video from local film producers Cineport.

For more Muster info head to their website: www.mullewamuster.com