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Bush dance fundraiser

A bush dance fundraiser at Pomona Memorial Hall is set to raise funds to support the Wildcare Koala Rescue Team in Noosa and the Sunshine Coast.

Presented by Ishka Celtic Rock Band, the event will take place on Saturday 2 December from 7pm to 10pm.

Wildcare Koala Rescue Team volunteer Katrina Koutsellis said, “All proceeds from this event will directly contribute to our ongoing rescue work supporting the efforts of the Wildcare Koala Rescue Team.“

“We believe that raising awareness and funds for our cause is crucial to continue providing assistance to the bush wildlife in our community.“

Adult tickets are $20 with cash at the door and kids enter for free.

There will be a sausage sizzle, available for purchase (vegan option available), soft drinks, raffle prizes and a lucky door prize.

For bookings or further information, message Michelle Daly on 0437 549 252.

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