Big morning tea
Docklands resident Tanja Karavesov raised $250 for cancer research by organising the Docklands chapter of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea on May 28.
Money was raised by gold coin donations and through the sale of raffle tickets.
“I would like to thank the local residents who came together to show their support for the Cancer Council,” Ms Karavesov said.
She also thanked local businesses Gloria Jeans, Nutshack, The Perfume Connection, MYO and Degani for the donating both raffle prizes and food platters.
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