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Nantawarra decks the hall for Christmas

Sophie Baker from Nantawarra meets with Santa Claus inside Nantawarra Public Hall. (Beth Reid)

Once again, Nantawarra Public Hall was alive with Christmas cheer as locals from the surrounding area gathered for the community […]

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