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Neeraj Sapkota

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Alice Springs · NT

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LinkUp Australia

Linkup Australia began services in May 2018 and is a respected provider of NDIS disability services. Our organisation was established in response to the lack of suitably accessible housing and the limited choice of flexible, person-centred supports for people living with disability in the Northern Territory.

Our mission at Linkup Australia is to help people to live more independently � by designing and delivering quality and innovative services that respond to the needs of the diverse communities we work with.
Our vision is that every Australian has every opportunity to live their best life, their way. We work towards our vision every day and do so through our complimentary and NDIS-funded disability services.

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Distinguished and Famous people from Katanning

🌟 Frederick Henry Piesse

Frederick Henry Piesse helped shape Katanning through a range of businesses, including milling, retailing and wine production. The family’s buildings and enterprises became closely identified with the town, and he built the large home Kobeelya overlooking it. He also represented the district in state politics. His encouragement of newcomers and local development sits alongside a family business history that included financial pressures as well as success. A bronze statue and surviving buildings preserve a substantial working and civic connection with Katanning.

🎭 Jeana Bradley

Jeana Bradley taught English and history at Katanning’s Kobeelya Church of England Girls’ School from 1934. Her work in school drama helped lead to a university appointment and a long producing career in Perth. She believed a theatre’s physical space should influence the choice and staging of a play. Her outdoor Oedipus the King drew Laurence Olivier’s attention in 1948, and her Hamlet opened the New Fortune Theatre in 1964. Across classrooms, gardens and purpose-built stages, she brought historical study and a strong visual imagination to performances that reached well beyond a student audience.

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