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Support Lifeline at the Black Diamond Ball

yay-723627Lifeline WA have announced that their Black Diamond Ball Gala Dinner will return to Fraser’s State Reception Centre on Saturday August 1, 2015.

Last year’s sold out event was a stunning success raising much needed funds to help sustain their life-saving work in suicide prevention.

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The event features premium Western Australian wines and a decadent meal, designed and prepared exclusively for Black Diamond by Fraser’s renown Head Chef Chris Taylor.

Tickets for this special evening are strictly limited so make sure you book now to secure a table. 

For more information on how you can support this premier event, please email blackdiamond@lifelinewa.org.au or call (08) 9261 4403.

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