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- Sep 25, 2026
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Dreary day turns to sunshine ahead of Woonona High's year 12 formal (opens the original)
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The dreary weather of Wednesday morning made way for clear skies later that day in a stroke of good luck for the year 12 students of Woonona High School. The 2026 class gathered at Flagstaff Hill in afternoon before they celebrated the end of their schooling career at their formal. The soft golden glow of the late-day sun provided beautiful lighting as proud mums and dads snapped photos of their children in their finery. Corsetry was a popular feature among the outfits worn by the young women, a
Soft pastels and pops of bold red light up TIGS midweek celebrations (opens the original)
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'Tis the formal season and to celebrate the end of their secondary education, students from the Illawarra Grammar School (TIGS) gathered for a midweek boogie at Novotel Wollongong Northbeach. Much like the Shellharbour Anglican College students the week before, there were smiles aplenty as TIGS students gathered in their glitz and glam for the formal evening. The fashion across the girls and boys saw soft pastels take centre stage, with pops of bold red and splashes of deep blue scattered throug
Jewel tones and curly tendrils: it's formal season and the noughties are (still) back (opens the original)
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It's officially Year 12 school formal season, and the first cab off the rank in the Mercury's galleries was Shellharbour Anglican College. Elegantly dressed students gathered at the Novotel Northbeach on Friday, September 18 to mark their official end of school (before HSC exams begin on October 13). When it came to dresses, floor length jewel tones - especially ruby, but also sapphire and emerald - were a big trend, as were sparkles. There was even a hint of early noughties-inspired coral and i
Bangarra returns to Dharawal country with exclusive first look before global shows (opens the original)
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Merrigong Theatre Company is this week hosting the award winning Australian First Nations performing arts company, Bangarra Dance Theatre, to Dharawal Country. The acclaimed dancers will perform an exclusive Australian premiere of FuturesPast, before its international premiere at a major international festival in Mexico. Drawing from Mirning woman and Bangarra's Artistic Director and Co-CEO, Frances Rings', choreographic career, FuturesPast embodies the spirit, artistry, and strength that have d
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