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Pecha Kucha night

Pierra WillixBusselton Dunsborough Times
Pecha Kucha orgnaisers Nathan Shanahan, Ninni Rosen-Tarrant and Kali Dixon.
Camera IconPecha Kucha orgnaisers Nathan Shanahan, Ninni Rosen-Tarrant and Kali Dixon. Credit: Pierra Willix

Grounded Wholefoods in Dunsborough was at capacity on Sunday night, when the 27th Pecha Kucha Dunsborough event was held at the venue for the first time.

Dunsborough’s was the first Pecha Kucha event to be run in regional WA and this week included six speakers who presented on a range of topics, with Hayden Crawford speaking about numerology, Evelyn Lee Collin about community food networks and Garry Dagg about living in Tanzania with his wife and four children for a year.

The next Pecha Kucha will be held in August.

PICTURES:

Cate Edwards.
Camera IconCate Edwards. Credit: Pierra Willix
Ingrid Windsor, David Binks and Debbie Binks
Camera IconIngrid Windsor, David Binks and Debbie Binks Credit: Pierra Willix
Sophie Harrold, Jo Richardson, Karen Fursdon and Tara Kells.
Camera IconSophie Harrold, Jo Richardson, Karen Fursdon and Tara Kells. Credit: Pierra Willix
Alexandra Hopkins, Jan Rees and Hayden Crawford.
Camera IconAlexandra Hopkins, Jan Rees and Hayden Crawford. Credit: Pierra Willix
Presenters Evelyn Lee Collin, Dianne Moore, Jeanette deHaas, Sarah Ison and Melia Brent-White.
Camera IconPresenters Evelyn Lee Collin, Dianne Moore, Jeanette deHaas, Sarah Ison and Melia Brent-White. Credit: Pierra Willix
Gaia Boranga and Garry Dagg with Matteo and Oscar.
Camera IconGaia Boranga and Garry Dagg with Matteo and Oscar. Credit: Pierra Willix

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