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Ladies in white, men in black

Michael Tipping, Seb Gibson, Matthew Fitzgerald, Mark Jackson, Casey-Lee and Adam Baynes.

Di Henshall Interior Design and Resident Hero have finally joined together under one roof and to celebrate, they hosted an opening ceremony Carnivale style.
Leader of the LNP Tim Nicholls and the Mayor of Noosa Tony Wellington officiated at the opening celebrations which saw ladies all dressed in white and men all in black for an evening of fire twirling and fun.

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