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Preparations Underway for the Pride Parade

Pride Float BuildingSaturday afternoon’s Pride Parade is drawing closer and community groups are hard at work creating a range of floats and costumes that will bring the life the LGBTIQ community’s annual celebration.

Community Floats in this year’s Pride Parade have been given a boost through support from sponsors Chevron and Accenture. The two companies provided financial support to help community groups be more creative with guidance from community arts worker Paula Hart and supplied a space for groups to build their floats.

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The Pride Parade begins at 1pm on Saturday afternoon and works its way from Brisbane Street, down William Street, along James Street and concludes at Russell Square. The ‘Celebration’ music concert in Russell Square begins at 1:30pm.

Image: Ian Oi from Accenture, Coordinator Paula Hart, volunteer Angela Martinez with her daughter and Antonia Bordoni from Headspace.

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