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HomeNewsA thousand tiles and stories: A decade of the Cummins Mosaic Group
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A thousand tiles and stories: A decade of the Cummins Mosaic Group

The Cummins Mosaic Group is working on a new major project in collaboration with Mike Tye. Pictured are: Yvonne Laube, Karen Walzak, Liz Blacker, Jane Andrew, Wendy Holman, Trish Habner, Marja Nagel, Robyn Wedd, Josie Hammond, Leonie Phelps and Rosii Pedler. Absent: Jacinta Howell and Michelle Hansen. (Supplied)
Liam Wormald

The Cummins Mosaic Group recently celebrated a decade of creating and togetherness with current and former members at the Cummins […]

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