1/12SOCIALS - Be Hers - change lives, end slavery event / ball at PW3, Hobart last night. (L-R) Hayden Cremeens of Taroona, Logan Linkston of Sandy Bay, Daisy Bacon of Lauderdale, Ellen Peroni of Hobart. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
‘Be Hers’ Ball at Mac 2
The ‘Be Hers’ Ball raises money and awareness of human trafficking and was held at Mac 2, Hobart on Saturday night.
2/12SOCIALS - Be Hers - change lives, end slavery event / ball at PW3, Hobart last night. (L-R) Megan Riley and Taleah Paterson both of Geilston Bay. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
3/12SOCIALS - Be Hers - change lives, end slavery event / ball at PW3, Hobart last night. (L-R) Bec Hart of Howrah, Molly Maeers of North Hobart, Elke Parker of Blackmans Bay, Holly Smith of Sandy Bay. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
4/12SOCIALS - Be Hers - change lives, end slavery event / ball at PW3, Hobart last night. (L-R) Jessica Wiggins of Geilston Bay, Kielan Belbin of Melbourne, Mackensie Belbin of Acton. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
5/12SOCIALS - Be Hers - change lives, end slavery event / ball at PW3, Hobart last night. (L-R) Amy Clark of Bellerive, Tearliah Huitema of Kingston, Hannah Williams of Bellerive. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
6/12SOCIALS - Be Hers - change lives, end slavery event / ball at PW3, Hobart last night. (L-R) Lauren De Smit of Kingston, Amiee Stubley of Dynnyrne, Susan Reid of Lower Snug. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
7/12SOCIALS - Be Hers - change lives, end slavery event / ball at PW3, Hobart last night. (L-R) Sharon Blaschke of Leslie Vale, Sally Miller of Lauderdale, Jess Wilson of Oakdowns. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
8/12SOCIALS - Be Hers - change lives, end slavery event / ball at PW3, Hobart last night. (L-R) Grace Van Veen of Electrona, Emily Lambert of Howrah, Nell Davey and Marilla Glover both of Glebe Hill Estate. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
9/12SOCIALS - Be Hers - change lives, end slavery event / ball at PW3, Hobart last night. (L-R) Ellie Thurlow of Sorell, Jodie Johnson of Austins Ferry. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
10/12SOCIALS - Be Hers - change lives, end slavery event / ball at PW3, Hobart last night. (L-R) Jake Towns of Sandford, Megan Dehoog of Warrane, Mel Woolley of Sandford, Barry Wheeler of Dynnyrne. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
11/12SOCIALS - Be Hers - change lives, end slavery event / ball at PW3, Hobart last night. (L-R) Alex Ferguson, Liane Pearson, Talita White all of Hobart. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
12/12SOCIALS - Be Hers - change lives, end slavery event / ball at PW3, Hobart last night. (L-R) Mickala Coyte of Oakdowns, Angela French of Moonah. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
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