Alexandra Drummond, Curator at the Women's Museum of Australia, brings some exciting news to The Big Brekky Show. The Women's Museum has been awarded a Department of Veterans’ Affairs' grant for an exhibition honouring the women who served in WWII in Australia, in particular the women who operated searchlights. The project will include a children's program and a permanent commemorative sculpture. The sculpture will be commissioned to a local artist; EOI via Red Hot Arts, or contact Alexandra for info.

<p>Alexandra Drummond, Curator at the <a href="https://www.wmoa.com.au/">Women's Museum of Australia</a>, brings some exciting news to The Big Brekky Show. The Women's Museum has been awarded a Department of Veterans’ Affairs' grant for an exhibition honouring the women who served in WWII in Australia, in particular the women who operated searchlights. The project will include a children's program and a permanent commemorative sculpture. The sculpture will be commissioned to a local artist; EOI via <a href="https://www.redhotarts.com.au/">Red Hot Arts</a>, or contact <a href="https://www.wmoa.com.au/contact">Alexandra</a> for info.</p>

My show showcases local talent, community groups, community events and issues that effect us all. I like to bring forward local talent that is earthy and real. I’m all about positive stories that help bring flavour to this great place of Alice Springs.

<p>My show showcases local talent, community groups, community events and issues that effect us all. I like to bring forward local talent that is earthy and real. I&rsquo;m all about positive stories that help bring flavour to this great place of Alice Springs.</p>

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