Morning Teas keep getting “bigger”
Yarra's Edge resident Petra Harmer-Shrowder and Cancer Council Victoria's Renne Gani were all smiles on May 22, with the annual Biggest Morning Tea events at Yarra Point and Berth, NewQuay (inset) raising $5663, and a record-breaking $43,000, respectively, for Australians impacted by cancer.
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