Orroroo Area School
An insight into a local Historian – John Mannion
John Mannion is a local historian for the Orroroo community. Growing up on the family farm near Pekina, located 14 kilometres of Orroroo, he has a fascination for the local area. He is the co-author of the book ‘No place like Pekina, a story of survival,’ which is a fantastic book on the history of Pekina and surrounding area.
Read MoreLuke Tapscott heading to Melbourne
Orroroo local Luke Tapscott and his best mate Jack Trengove both studying at PAC will begin their AFL careers together at Melbourne.Picked in last night’s AFL draft, Luke’s pretty pleased that he’s been snapped up.
Read MoreKabo Mokone
Kabo Makone has a unique talent for ‘street’ art of various types.
Read MoreHolly Woolford, Self Portrait
Painted in oils, this is a lively rendition of the artist herself. A beautiful portrayal of how someone views their self. Guaranteed to rub some cheer off onto the viewer!
Read MoreTenille Mannion’s “Alive, Butterfly, Love”
Third prize winner Tenille Mannion’s work, “Alive, Butterfly, Love” from the Mid North Art Exhibition.
Read MoreMid North Art Exhibition
This warm Spring evening, Orroroo hosted the Mid North Art Exhibition. Put on by the students of the year 11 class of the Orroroo Area School, students created, organised, hung and catered for an enthusiastic audience at the Outback Exposures Gallery in the main street of Orroroo.
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