36 people become Australian’s at Bundaberg on Australia Day
Families, business owners, and couples were among 36 people who took the oath to become Australian citizens at Bundaberg’s Multiplex during a special Australia Day ceremony. GALLERY
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Thirty-six people, including families, business owners, and couples, officially became Australian citizens during Bundaberg’s Australia Day citizenship ceremony at the Multiplex.
The event brought together individuals from a wide range of cultural backgrounds who now call Bundaberg home.
Held in front of local dignitaries and proud community members, families, couples, and local business owners collected their certificates and took the pledge.
For many, it was a moment of pride and a new chapter filled with opportunities to contribute to Bundaberg’s vibrant community.
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