Issue 47 Aurora Magazine April 2022
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<strong>Aurora</strong><br />
Great Southern Lifestyle, People, Happenings<br />
Manager and Editor<br />
Amanda Cruse<br />
0438 212 979<br />
amanda@auroramagazine.com.au<br />
Advertising Sales<br />
Amanda Cruse<br />
0438 212 979<br />
sales@auroramagazine.com.au<br />
Production and Layout<br />
Vanessa Pribil<br />
vanessa@auroramagazine.com.au<br />
Photography<br />
editorial@auroramagazine.com.au<br />
www.auroramagazine.com.au<br />
Our cover<br />
On our cover this month is Albany<br />
Farmers Markets fixture and this year’s<br />
Taste Great Southern Fresh Produce<br />
Ambassador, Steven Piacun. Steven<br />
and his family are familiar faces to<br />
anyone who frequents the Albany<br />
Farmers Markets, and their locally<br />
grown produce has been feeding local<br />
families for many years. For the full<br />
story, turn to page 24.<br />
PHOTO: LATA WRIGHT.<br />
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<strong>Issue</strong> <strong>47</strong><br />
<strong>Aurora</strong><br />
GREAT SOUTHERN Lifestyle, People, Happenings <strong>April</strong> <strong>2022</strong><br />
PLUS<br />
HENRY EDMONDSON,<br />
SNOWBOARDING<br />
FREERIDER<br />
DENMARK FM<br />
ALBANY SINFONIA<br />
CINEFESTOZ<br />
TASTE GREAT<br />
SOUTHERN<br />
STEVEN PIACUN<br />
THE GRANGE<br />
ON KALGAN<br />
SOUTHERN SESSIONS<br />
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Our Contributors<br />
Amanda Cruse<br />
Deanna Davenport<br />
Serena Kirby<br />
Jacob Morgan-de Laine<br />
Adam Morris<br />
Allen Newton<br />
Anne Skinner<br />
Distribution<br />
Tim Cruse<br />
0438 004 408<br />
distribution@auroramagazine.com.au<br />
Published by Greybird Media<br />
Printed by Ive Group, Mandurah Print Centre<br />
7 Rafferty Close, Mandurah, WA 6210<br />
<strong>Aurora</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> is subject to Copyright and may not<br />
be reproduced in any form without permission from the<br />
Publisher. Any material supplied for publication is the<br />
responsibility of the supplier. All information is believed<br />
to be true by the Publisher at the time of printing.<br />
<strong>Aurora</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> is 100% locally<br />
and independently owned.<br />
<strong>Aurora</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> is printed on uncoated<br />
paper, and is therefore 100% recyclable.<br />
Please dispose of thoughtfully.<br />
Distribution<br />
10,000 copies of <strong>Aurora</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> are distributed free each month.<br />
We distribute our paper strategically to ensure we are well placed for strong readership amongst<br />
both locals and visitors to the Great Southern region.<br />
You can pick up a copy from the Albany, Mount Barker and Walpole-Nornalup visitors centres, as<br />
well as the Albany ANZAC Centre. We are also available from the Albany, Denmark, Katanning,<br />
Mount Barker and Walpole public libraries. Almost 1000 copies are put directly into the rooms of<br />
accommodation venues throughout the Great Southern.<br />
We also have the following major distribution points:<br />
Albany: Clarks News Agency, Coles (Albany Plaza and Orana), Dome Cafe, Plaza Lotteries, Puma<br />
Service Station, Royale Patisserie, Spencer Park IGA, The Naked Bean, Woolworths (Chester Pass<br />
Mall and Bayonet Head), and York Street IGA.<br />
Denmark: Raven’s Coffee. We are also available at The General Store at Youngs Siding and the<br />
Elleker General Store.<br />
Mount Barker: Supa IGA and the Plantagenet Wines Cellar Door.<br />
Walpole: Pioneer Store IGA and the Treetop Walk Gift Shop.<br />
We have over 100 smaller distribution points, so there’s a good chance your favourite local cafe,<br />
vineyard, boutique, hotel, gallery or corner store will have some copies on hand.<br />
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