Students of Launceston's Big Picture School have created original art street banners, celebrating Invermay, its people and the things they love. Video Rod Thompson
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00:00 Yeah, absolutely.
00:05 So another great initiative that's been brought through with the City of Launceston, our ABCDE
00:10 Learning Sites and our coordinator Sarah McCormick has brought together a really great way of
00:14 celebrating community and getting the big picture school students to think about what
00:20 Invermay in particular means to them.
00:23 And it's being celebrated here on the poles as you can see from different areas of Invermay
00:27 to different things that are associated with Invermay.
00:30 We just love how it really brings that swampy community but that further wider Launceston
00:35 municipality community together in a really colourful way.
00:38 It's definitely going to be a project that we look at for further suburbs and as we do
00:42 move through we've obviously just got the new tracks that are really a far easier way
00:46 of accessing those poles and so forth and there's things that we can do with the AFL
00:51 and with Dark MoFo and all of those sorts of celebrations that come through.
00:55 And what's great is to have this sort of default about what Invermay means to the Invermay
00:58 people that come here every day but also yes looking at how we can further move that out
01:03 through and enjoy and embrace all of our community in the further suburbs also.
01:07 It was to think about community and what you value in the community and to create a design
01:16 that would mirror that.
01:19 And so this kind of fits in with what you value in modern?
01:24 Community and people in collaboration and clients.
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