1/11Supporting new citizen Abdelaziz Arbab (second, from right) are (from left) Laura Ayles, Ian Black and Anne Smith at the Toowoomba Regional Council Australian Citizenship Ceremony at The Annex, Friday, October 18, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
New citizens
Nearly 100 residents are made into new citizens at an Australian Citizenship Ceremony at The Annex.
2/11New citizen Precious Eleda with daughter Georgia Eleda at the Toowoomba Regional Council Australian Citizenship Ceremony at The Annex, Friday, October 18, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
3/11New citizen Precious Eleda with daughter Georgia Eleda at the Toowoomba Regional Council Australian Citizenship Ceremony at The Annex, Friday, October 18, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
4/11New citizens Alhan Mohammed with daughters (from left) Ammerah, Farah, Ella and Shafaq Attiya at the Toowoomba Regional Council Australian Citizenship Ceremony at The Annex, Friday, October 18, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
5/11New citizens Alhan Mohammed with daughters (from left) Ammerah, Farah, Ella and Shafaq Attiya at the Toowoomba Regional Council Australian Citizenship Ceremony at The Annex, Friday, October 18, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
6/11At Toowoomba Regional Council Australian Citizenship Ceremony are (from left) Priyanka Devi, Saurabh Thakur, Dikshya Dhital and Max Gupta. Saurabh and Dikshya are to be naturalised during the ceremony at The Annex, Friday, October 18, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
7/11At the ceremony are (from left) Madalo Kachigamba, Lilli Salima being held by Jaymie Boddice, Marvin Ndasowa, Jaxon Hughes and Emily Holloway. Madola and Marvin are to be granted citizenship at the Toowoomba Regional Council Australian Citizenship Ceremony at The Annex, Friday, October 18, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
8/11Supporting new citizen Abdelaziz Arbab (second, from right) are (from left) Laura Ayles, Ian Black and Anne Smith at the Toowoomba Regional Council Australian Citizenship Ceremony at The Annex, Friday, October 18, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
9/11Citizens' representative Deemani Jayamanna, with husband Shan Wanasinghe and their son Hiresh Wanasinghe and daughter Senaya Wanasinghe before the Toowoomba Regional Council Australian Citizenship Ceremony at The Annex, Friday, October 18, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
10/11Citizens' representative Deemani Jayamanna, with husband Shan Wanasinghe and their son Hiresh Wanasinghe and daughter Senaya Wanasinghe before the Toowoomba Regional Council Australian Citizenship Ceremony at The Annex, Friday, October 18, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
11/11Citizens' representative Deemani Jayamanna, with husband Shan Wanasinghe and their son Hiresh Wanasinghe and daughter Senaya Wanasinghe before the Toowoomba Regional Council Australian Citizenship Ceremony at The Annex, Friday, October 18, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
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