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More than 300 guests attended the Zonta Club of Bunbury’s International Women’s Day Breakfast on March 7 to celebrate women’s achievements and network.

More than 300 guests attended the Zonta Club of Bunbury’s International Women’s Day Breakfast on March 7 to celebrate women’s achievements and network. Credit: Supplied / Jo Wittorff

Gallery: Celebrating achievements and networking at International Women’s Day breakfast

Bunbury Herald

Tue, 16 March 2021 12:57PM

Brayden Jones, from Newton Moore Senior High School, and Tara Anderson, from Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School.

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Brayden Jones, from Newton Moore Senior High School, and Tara Anderson, from Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School. Picture: Supplied / Jo Wittorff

More than 300 guests attended the Zonta Club of Bunbury’s International Women’s Day Breakfast on March 7 to celebrate women’s achievements and network.

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More than 300 guests attended the Zonta Club of Bunbury’s International Women’s Day Breakfast on March 7 to celebrate women’s achievements and network. Picture: Supplied / Jo Wittorff

Nan Martella and Colin Smith, both of Bunbury, with Bunbury Regional Prison superintendent Kerri Bishop.

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Nan Martella and Colin Smith, both of Bunbury, with Bunbury Regional Prison superintendent Kerri Bishop. Picture: Supplied / Jo Wittorff

Jan and Molly Pedersen, of Australind.

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Jan and Molly Pedersen, of Australind. Picture: Supplied / Jo Wittorff

Zonta Club Bunbury president Di Tate and guest speaker Dr Jane Coffey.

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Zonta Club Bunbury president Di Tate and guest speaker Dr Jane Coffey. Picture: Supplied / Jo Wittorff/Jo Wittorff

Sue Piacentini and Kerry Maldon, both of Bunbury.

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Sue Piacentini and Kerry Maldon, both of Bunbury. Picture: Supplied / Jo Wittorff

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