Two new public artworks launched; Banners tell stories of sacrifice

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Two new public artworks launched; Banners tell stories of sacrifice

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Mar 28, 2024

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The community of Orange loves a good story, but this week in town there two examples of two very different stories told in two very different ways.This week street banners were erected which tell the story of wartime sacrifice.And, two new public artworks are launched , hinting at why local councils should do more than build roads and roundabouts.

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Mar 28, 2024

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Two new public artworks launched; Banners tell stories of sacrifice

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