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  <title>Northcote Town Hall by Merindah-Gunya</title>
  <description>Bayley Mifsud is a proud Peek Whurrong woman of the Maar nation, from south West Victoria now resident in Naarm (Melbourne). Her Aboriginal name is Merindah-Gunya which means ‘Beautiful Spirit’ in Peek Whurrong language.She painted these six planters at Northcote Town Hall into vibrant, site-specific artworks as a part of the Northcote Portraits project.</description>
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