1/11Gabby and Kate Barron. Picture: Jorja McDonnell
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2/11Haylee and Lisa Cherry. Picture: Jorja McDonnell
3/11Di Forge, Sally Grubb and Andrea Hall. Picture: Jorja McDonnell
4/11Sheryl Arnold and Trish Hurle. Picture: Jorja McDonnell
5/11Rachelle Moore, Regina Evans, Gina Tedford, Cindy Ridge, Liz Haaijer and Cathy Kirkbride. Picture: Jorja McDonnell
6/11Jessica Selmes, Judy Henricks and Brianna Brunt. Picture: Jorja McDonnell
7/11Beth Harms and Meryl Brumpton. Picture: Jorja McDonnell
8/11Jessie Edwards, Tracy Edwards and Katie Coomber. Picture: Jorja McDonnell
9/11Jude Kelly, Marion Lucht and Jane Nunn. Picture: Jorja McDonnell
10/11Emma Murray and Harriet Lewis. Picture: Jorja McDonnell
11/11Katrina Lee and Sue Williamson. Picture: Jorja McDonnell
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Where 60 per cent of voters prefer Steven Miles and Labor
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