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Our newest Aussies

Nadja Holzwarth, Mike Pyne, Shelia Pyne and Ron Pyne. Pictures: DARRYN SMITH

WELCOME to Noosa’s newest Australian citizens who celebrated their citizenship at The J, Noosa Junction, last Tuesday.
The Australian Citizenship ceremony saw more than 30 new citizens, from nine different countries including Nepal, Canada, India and New Zealand, celebrate with friends and family over morning tea, with thanks to Noosa Council.

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