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Community unites at DV Breakfast 

MANY representatives attended Rotary Hamilton’s domestic violence community conversation breakfast on Wednesday, including (back, standing, left to right) Southern Grampians Shire Councillor, Mary-Ann Brown; Rev Peter Cook OAM (retired); Rotary Hamilton members, Jenny Hurse, Peter Irvin, Geetha Yoga, Meg Watson and Kevin Safe; St Vincent De Paul representative, Carmel Schlaghecke; (front, left to right) Rotary Hamilton president, Noel Howard; Emma House client services manager, Danielle Lavithis (Warrnambool); and Rotary Hamilton member, Lorraine Wilson. Photo: GLENN GUY.
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AROUND 30 members of the community gathered on Wednesday morning to attend Rotary Hamilton’s Domestic Violence community conversation breakfast in hope to continue these important discussions and prevent DV within the community.

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