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Dear Parents and Guardians,

As the 2019 school year draws to a close, we reflect on the year that has been and give thanks for all the successes we have enjoyed and learn from the failures that we may have experienced. You might recall that in the first Verbis of this year I wrote to you about what our College theme was going to be. It was framed in the context of a quote that came from one of the Old Testament prophets, Micah, when he posed to the

people of the time what God wanted of them. He wrote:

“To act justly, to love with mercy and to walk humbly with your God” (Micah 6:8)

Now at year’s end we can look back to consider how we have risen to the challenge of making for a more just world. It is about looking at what we have done, or are doing, about justice issues within our own spheres of influence. God’s challenge to us today is the same as it was for the people of Micah’s time. Micah challenged unjust rulers and defended the rights of the poor against the rich and powerful. His prophecies of the coming of the Messiah foretold of the One who would come to champion the poor and disenfranchised and, in fact, would be born to humble beginnings. Jesus’ life was a model for how we are meant to walk humbly with our God and stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters. The urgings of our God, through the examples of this prophet and Jesus, is as relevant today as it has ever been. As God’s people we are always being called to Identify where injustices exist within our own communities and look for ways to right them.

The challenge our God has for us in this area is a serious one but in our busy lives it can be too easy to dismiss. As Father Ronald Rolheiser writes:

There is a common tendency to think that the practice of justice, especially social justice, is an optional part of being a Christian, something mandated by political correctness rather than by the gospels. Generally, we don't see the call to actively reach out to the poor as something from which we cannot exempt ourselves. But we are wrong in this. In the gospels and in the Christian scriptures in general, the call to reach out to the poor and to help create justice in the world is as non-negotiable as keeping the commandments and going to church. Indeed, striving for justice must be part of all authentic worship.

In the special season of Christmas that approaches, we see once again the special emphasis our religion gives to the simplicity of the poor. The Saviour is presented to us in the pureness and simplicity of the stable where people from all walks of life may come, laying aside their differences and basking in the love we have as humans to share. May the true message of the Gospel touch us all and compel us to Christian action - action which promotes love and care for all those in our community. I offer to you and yours all the blessings of a holy Christmas.

God Bless

Mrs Dale MorrowPrincipal, St Rita’s College

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A reminder to our families that if you have a daughter currently in Year 3, enrolments are open now for Year 7, 2023. You may access the onlineapplication via this link to the College website ‘Enrolments’ tab.

ENROLMENTS YEAR 7, 2023Applications are open for Scholarships and Busaries in 2021. Our program offers education to students from families who, without financial assistance, would not be able to afford a St Rita’s College education. Visit the College website for full details. The application process is partnered with ACER. Click Here

SCHOLARSHIPS /BURSARIES 2021

If your daughter will not be returning to St Rita's College in 2020, please advise in writing to Mrs Morrow or your daughter's Head of House at your earliest opportunity to enable the College to finalise timetabling and resourcing.

NOT RETURNING IN 2020? Enrolments, St Agatha's SchoolSt Agatha’s School Clayfield has limited vacancies inYr 6 for 2020.Please direct all enquiries to the Enrolment Secretary:wkwhite@bne.catholic.edu.au or PH: 3326 9222

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DEPUTY PRINCIPAL - STUDENTSMs Catherine AllenOur final Verbis for the year. Thank you to all members of our community who have supported our various initiatives. It has been greatly appreciated. I wish everyone in our St Rita’s community a blessed Christmas and a safe and refreshing holiday period, with a joyful and hopeful welcome to 2020.

If you’re thinking about a good cause to support this festive season, please consider donating money to our Ritas Raise Your Razors team of Carmen and Jorja. They will shave off their locks in the World’s Greatest Shave next year, 17 March. You can support them by clicking here.

Please find following some links that might be useful if any cyber concerns arise over the holidays:

• eSafety• iParent (Good for parents to review)• ReWrite Your Story (Excellent resources and short videos on resilience) • Games Apps and Social Networking (for tips on blocking users)

A reminder to all students to collect any confiscated items from Mrs Timcke at Student Services, on last day of Term.

A few ‘to dos’ for the holidays:

Please ensure that all students have the appropriate uniforms:• The formal uniform is to be worn at knee length. • The sports skirts are to be of a length slightly longer than the bike shorts. • Hats are to be clean and in good order. • Year 10 students, 2020, will need to upgrade their tie. • Years 10 -12 students require a blazer for all formal occasions.• Please ensure all items are clearly marked with permanent ink – name and

House

Happy holidays.

- Hamilton Wright Mabie

Semester 2 Academic Transcripts Semester 2 Academic Transcripts will be available in MySRC for parents to download on Friday 6 December and print if they wish. They will remain in the student’s MySRC profile until they leave the College. Parents and students will be able to see more detailed information regarding assessment tasks in MySRC.

QCS ResultsOur Year 12 students have received their QCS results. We are very proud of the hard work they put into preparing for this test since July last year. Students attended extra tutorials and workshops afterschool since February and their hard work has certainly been rewarded in their results. 2020 TimetablesStudents will receive their timetables for 2020 when they return to school in January. Please note that it is not possible to request specific teachers. The timetable is created based on student subject choices and balance of class sizes and it is not possible to meet such requests.

Study Skills in 2020Ms Amanda Wallas has been appointed Head of Program – Study Skills and will commence in this new role in 2020. Amanda will be working with staff and students to equip students with effective study skills. In preparation for this new role, staff, students and parents will be sent a survey this week to seek their feedback on ways we can support students in their academic learning, with a vision to further improve student outcomes. I strongly encourage you to participate in the survey.

I hope that all students, staff and their families have a restful break and return safe to St Rita’s in the new year. May the Lord bless you and your family this Christmas.

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL - STUDIESMrs Maree Trims

"Blessed is the season which engages the whole world in a conspiracy of love!"

We are pleased to announce the first edition of our student newspaper, Rita’s Write Up. Click here to read now. All of the articles were written by our students, for our students. We hope to grow bigger and better next year. We hope you enjoy.

STUDENT NEWSPAPER - FIRST EDITION OUT NOW!

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Merry ChristmasAt our Christmas Liturgy on Friday, the College community will reflect upon how Christmas is celebrated around the world. Mrs Rana Abdo will share her memories of Christmas in Syria. This Term, Rana has been working as a teacher aide as part of Multicultural Australia’s Work and Welcome Program. This program offers short term placements for migrants and refugees in order to provide experience in an Australian workplace. The program is funded through the contributions of College staff via payroll deduction each fortnight. We take this opportunity to thank Rana for her contribution to the College during her time with us. In extending my best wishes to you and your family this Christmas, I would like to leave you with the prayer that will conclude our liturgy tomorrow:

Jesus, the Light of the World, as we celebrate your birth, may we begin to see the world in the light of understanding you give us. As you chose the lowly, the outcasts, and the poor to receive the greatest news the world had ever known, so may we worship you in meekness of heart. May we also remember our brothers and sisters less fortunate than ourselves in this season of giving. May we always strive to live justly. Amen.

Christmas Collection As part of our Christmas charitable giving projects this year, each House is supporting a special cause. Kildare House is preparing hampers for families at St Joseph’s Murgon and Cascian House is collecting donations for the Ecumenical Coffee Brigade. All other Houses are invited to contribute to the following causes:

• Contributions to the St Vincent de Paul Christmas hampers (Our Lady Help of Christians Parish Hendra and St Agatha’s Parish Clayfield)

• Cash/coin donation to the Salvation Army in support of those affected by drought and bushfires (at the request of a group of Year 10 students)

Donations to the hampers can be placed in the boxes (one per House) in Student Services. Cash/coin donations for the Salvation Army will be collected in House Assembly on Friday 29 November. All of these donations – for Vinnies, the Salvos, St Joseph’s and the ECB – will be presented during our Christmas Liturgy on Friday 29 November. We sincerely thank you for your generosity and support.

St Vincent de Paul Christmas Hampers: The hampers support people in the local area who are in need. Items required include: Non-perishable food items; biscuits and Christmas cakes; toiletries. Please note: no gifts or alcohol.

• Tinned fruit and vegetables, spaghetti, baked beans • Noodles, pasta, rice, sauces• Biscuits (sweet and savoury)• Christmas goodies: lollies, puddings, Christmas cakes• Soft drink, juice, long life milk, cordial• Chips, muesli bars, cereal• Tea, coffee, milo• Spreads: jam, Vegemite, peanut paste, Nutella• Toiletries (especially toiletries that are already gift wrapped)

Salvation Army Bushfire Appeal: Salvation Army Emergency Services (SAES) teams are responding to devastating bushfires in New South Wales and Queensland as an unprecedented number of emergency-level fires cause tragic loss of life and property. Salvation Army teams have been activated at multiple locations, with a number of teams on standby ready to activate should they be required at other evacuation centres. Cash donations assist the Salvation Army to deliver crucial support right when it's needed, and that they can stay as long as it takes to help local communities make a full recovery.

SERVICE ROSTERSBig Brekky Roster

Students are to meet the supervising staff member at Student Services by 5:55am. Students are to wear modest clothing and enclosed shoes. The roster is also accessible via News on MySRC.

Tuesday 3 December: Mrs McGrath will accompany Claudia Worland, Lucy Mazzotta, Gabrielle Smith and Emily Schneider

Tuesday 10 December: Mrs McGrath will accompany Grace Bottomley, Alessia Catalano, Anna Siddiqui and Kiara Calabro

Tuesday 17 December: Ms Trifaro will accompany Gabby Wade, Samantha Slater, Emily Schneider and Leilah Ayache Tuesday 24 December: Ms Trifaro will accompany Jordan Bennett, Gabby Wade, Caitlin Wasmund Loughnan and Alessia Catalano

Tuesday 31 December: Mrs Star will accompany Josie Fox, Rita Moore, Grace Byers and Samantha Slater

Tuesday 7 January: Mrs Bax will accompany Ella Sullivan, Kiarra Sutton and Alisha Perisic

Tuesday 14 January: Mr Babao will accompany Kaitlyn Spiteri, Sarah Weis, Alisha Perisic and Taylah Johns

Tuesday 21 January: Mrs Trims will accompany Samantha Slater, Caroline Falconer, Emalee Stanton and Grace Byers Tuesday 28 January: Mrs Tuite will accompany Gabby Smith, Isabella Cuddihy, Brigid Mason and Niamh McGrane

Tuesday 4 February: Mrs Specogna will accompany Phoebe McLeod, Lucy Garbett, Sarah Rodgers and Taylor Wright

Tuesday 11 February: Ms Watts will accompany Taylah Johns, Sophie Iles, Caitlin Mair and Olivia Barnes

Tuesday 18 February: Mrs Star will accompany Charlotte Quodling, Libby Logan, Zoe Stanford and Sarah Tshamala

Tuesday 25 February: Mrs Specogna will accompany Corinne Bourke, Meg Prince, Gabrielle Sayers and Cliodhna McDonald

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL - MISSIONMr Richard Rogusz

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Welcome BBQ 2020 – Sunday 9 February 2020Thank you to the many Year 11 parents who have volunteered to assist at the Welcome BBQ for new families next year, Sunday 9 February. The Parents and Friends now have plenty of helpers and no more are required. Mrs Gaynor Walton will be in touch with you in the new school year with details and the roster. Our thanks go out to Mrs Walton for her coordination of the BBQ.

Last Day of School for 2019 - Tomorrow Friday 29 NovemberStudents will attend Christmas Assembly and Liturgy on Friday 29 November from 11am. School will conclude and the girls dismissed at 12.30pm. Students may wear Christmas accessories (Christmas hats, earrings, etc.) to school on the last day. These accessories are additions to the College uniform, not replacements. The College uniform must be worn as usual to and from school with accessories as appropriate (eg. Christmas earrings). Christmas hats can be worn once on campus.

Christmas/New Year Dates to diaryThe College Office will close on Friday 13 December 2019 at 3:00pm and reopen on Monday 13 January 2020. If you have an urgent enquiry during this period, please email administration@stritas.qld.edu.au. This email address will be checked periodically during the closure period. There may be some delay in responding.

Boutique (In-Store and Online) Closed from Tuesday 26 November 2019. Saturday 30 November: Open for prebooked new student fit outs only. Opening Hours for 2020 will be published once confirmed.

BYOD Connection Day for New Students - Tuesday 28 JanuaryIt is a requirement that parents of new students book one x 15-minute session on Tuesday 28 January from 8:30am - 3:30pm for a St Rita's technician to guide your daughter through the process of connecting her laptop to the network and the installation of software so that she is ready for the first day of school without technical issues. At least one parent/guardian is required to attend the session with their daughter. Click here to book a session on TryBooking.

Years 8-10 Collection of Text BooksTuesday 28 January and Wednesday 29 January from 8:30am-5:00pm (Year 11 not required to collect text books).

School CommencesYears 7 and 12: Wednesday 29 January, 8:30am (also collection of text books this day for Years 7 and 12) Years 8 - 11: Thursday 30 January, 8:30am

Term Dates 2020Semester 1 2020Term 1: Start: Wednesday 29 January (Years 7 and 12) Thursday 30 January (Years 8 – 11)Finish: Friday 3 AprilTerm 2: Start: Tuesday 21 AprilFinish: Friday 19 June

Semester 2 2020Term 3:Start: Monday 13 JulyFinish: Friday 18 SeptemberTerm 4:Start: Tuesday 6 OctoberFinish: Friday 27 November

Contact Detail Changes, including Emergency ContactsIf families have changed their contact details, please ensure you update these details with the College as a matter of priority. This includes email addresses, telephone numbers - particularly mobile ‘phone numbers - residential and postal addresses and contact details of nominees the College should contact in the event of an emergency with your daughter/s and the College cannot contact the parents/guardians. You may change this information directly in MySRC, or email changes through to administration@stritas.qld.edu.au.

Stationery Lists for 2020 and delivery/pick upThe stationery lists for 2020 are available on the MK Educational Supplies website - click here. Select St Rita’s, then select your Year level and subjects.

Student elective subjects have been released. Orders which were placed with MK before 1 November will be delivered to the College for collection by students in the days prior to school returning (dates will be published to parents).

The College cannot guarantee when orders after this will be delivered to St Rita’s, however, they will be available prior to the commencement of the 2020 school year. Pickup of stationery directly from MK is an available option (you can select this on the orders page) – however, orders must be picked up from MK Educational no later than 5 of December 2019. If your daughter already has the required equipment, you do not need to purchase new objects. The workbooks, however, must be purchased.

Thank YouOur sincere thanks are extended to the many, many parents and family members that have volunteered their time during 2019 to assist the College with a large number of projects. From Parents & Friends, Sports Subcommittee and Music Support Group functions and fundraising exercises, to our very large Carnival, Orientation Day, Careers Day, and volunteering in the Pantry, the Boutique, at sports and music events. Your invaluable assistance has been warmly received and your willingness to support the College in the education it provides to your daughters is held in high regard. Parents have also given of their time to sit on committees, to complete Surveys, attend to CareMonkey notifications and so much more in helping the College to administrate the work it does. We thank you for your time.

Businesses too have helped the College enormously during the year – from sponsorship to Carnival, Rita’s Longest Lunch and Race Day through to product and prize donations, educational partnerships, providing work experience opportunities for the girls and more. Our grateful thanks come to every business the College has had the pleasure to work with and promote during 2019.

Thank you also to each and every donor to the College’s Giving Day in October. Our venture into charitable fundraising specifically for the College was met with fabulous success and continues to be talked about by the parents and students.

We hope our valued relationships with our parents and the business sector will continue to flourish in 2020. Please be assured that your support has been instrumental in allowing the College to advance the educational development for the girls of the College.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Thank you!

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Rostrum Voice of Youth 2020Rostrum Voice of Youth witnesses thousands of students a year greatly improve their verbal communication skills through entering the competition and receiving constructive feedback. Entering Rostrum Voice of Youth is a tangible way to encourage young people to have confident communication skills. More information, including the rules, topics, basis of adjudication, etc. is available from Rostrum ‘Voice of Youth’ website here. During the first two weeks of Term 1, 2020, a meeting will be held for interested students.

Speech and Communication enrolments for 2020 are now open for students from Year 7 to Year 12. Places are available for students to attend either private, semi-private (2 students) or small group lessons (4 students). Places for new students in our dedicated Year 7 Communication Savvy for Senior School classes are now also open.

Please email Speech and Communication Teacher, Ms Hannah Jones at hjones@stritas.qld.edu.au to place your name on the list or to find out more. Classes are 45-minutes and held on a rotational timetable at St Rita’s College.Speech and Communication Tuition is a life skills base, contemporary elocution and public speaking program, designed to empower students through the art of effective communication and conversation.

Our strength is eliminating the fear of public speaking and presenting, as well as teaching students how to think on their feet, speak up and speak out.

We thrive on creative thinking and innovative ideas and see the immense value of offering a program to students, which will help them in their schooling years and beyond.

Whether you are an avid presenter wanting to further develop your voice and gain exposure to more performance and presentation opportunities, or need support to build public speaking confidence (especially for school oral presentations), the Speech and Communication Program has something to offer every individual student.

Additionally, students can enrol into AMEB Voice and Communication exams (through to CVCA Certificate Level) and Eisteddfod poetry and public speaking competitions.

A fortnight ago, Rosa and Nagle House families dusted off their Thermomixes and KitchenAids to make, bake and create cakes in a huge effort to raise funds, supporting those affected by CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome). CRPS is a chronic pain condition caused by a malfunction of the central nervous system, resulting in prolonged, excruciating pain, which, according to the McGill Pain Index, is worse than childbirth or amputation.

From Women’s Weekly wonders to Taste.com treats, the Undercroft was awash in a sea of orange – a banquet of baked delicious and delectable delights that were on offer at the Rosa and Nagle Bake Sale. In support of girls and their families who are affected by CRPS, Rosa and Nagle united, working better than any MKR team to raise funds for CRPS Network Australia.

Over $800 was raised, with many a Rita’s girl snagging a sugar spiked sweet. Plenty of teachers also braved the crowd, navigating the brown and white swarm.

A massive thank you goes out to all the families who passed the Mystery Box challenge to bake “orange coloured goods” for the sale; to Mrs Holden and Mrs White for organising the event; and most importantly, to all those who helped raise money for CRPS. It was a wonderful day filled with more happiness and orange than Ed Sheeran and Prince Harry combined.

For more information on CRPS, click here.

DEBATING NEWSMrs Lorraine Specogna - Debating Coordinator

SPEECH AND COMMUNICATION TUITION ENROLMENTS NOW OPENHannah Jones - Speech and Communication

ROSA AND NAGLE HOUSE NEWSElla and Georgia Ferguson - Year 11 Rosa House students

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT RAISING FUNDS WITH ENTERTAINMENT!

‘Tis the season for supporting and the College Music Department has a great gifting opportunity which also helps the fundraising efforts for the girls.

The Gift of Entertainment is a new Digital Membership valid for 12 months from the day of activation. You can buy that special someone a Single City or Multi City Membership so they can save year-round on everything they love to do. Simply buy it, print it, gift it! And 20% of each Membership sold, goes to the College Music Department.

The College Music Department receives 20% of the sale from each Membership for and you’ll get 12 months of thanks and appreciation for being an exceptional gift giver. The Gift of Entertainment has savings for everyone, with thousands of 2-for-1 offers and up to 50% off:

• Dining, cinema, theme parks, events and attractions• Travel package rates including thousands of hotels and resorts• Flights, car rental and gift cards and more

For enquiries, please contact Mrs Brioney Kirby at pandfmusic@stritas.qld.edu.au

Click here to support today.

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SPORTSwimming

Holiday Swim TrainingTraining will continue at the normal times up until Friday 20 December. Training will recommence for 2020 on Monday 6 January. Please like and follow the Acqua Rosa Instagram page for continually updated training information as there may be some slight last minute changes over the holiday period.

CaSSSA Swim Camp 2020This year we will be taking a group of prospective CaSSSA swimmers away for swim camp prior to schools return in 2020. The camp will run from Monday 20 - Wednesday 22 January. The camp will incorporate a range of activities designed to help improve swimmers technique and fitness, develop team culture and have a bit of fun. The cost for the camp will be $200 and will include all meals, accommodation and activities. Please keep an eye on MySRC for further information later in the week. If you have any questions please email Michael mbromley@stritas.qld.edu.au.

Mr Michael BromleyHead Coach, Swimming

2020 CaSSSA Tri-1 sportClick here for 2020 CaSSSA Tri-1 Sport Information and Nomination Letter and also a list of nominations received 2020 CaSSSA Tri-1 Sport Noms Rec.

If your form is late - returned after 9:00am on Tuesday 4 February 2020, being the first Tuesday of Term 1 - you will not be permitted to attend trials unless there is enough coaches to allow all on-time nominations to gain a position in a team.

Nominating and then withdrawing - it is safer to nominate and then if your situation changes, or you change your mind and you need to withdraw - you simply notify the Director of Sport by email by the closing date and he will confirm by email this withdrawal with your parents.

CaSSSA TennisTraining starts on either Tuesday 4 February 2020 or Thursday 6 February 2020 with the first round of fixtures on Saturday 8 February. Draw will be notified by Tuesday 4 February. All other details are posted on MySRC.

Metropolitan North and Other Representatives:Queensland RepresentativesCricket 13-15 Years - Darcey Johnson (R5 – Year 8)

Congratulations Renee Spatuzzo (N2) – after completion of 2020 Tennis trials and with 2020 CaSSSA Tennis having enough players to enable a second Captain to be elected. Renee joins Co-Captain Lara Martin.

Mr John PendallDirector of Sport

ARE YOU CRAFTY? WE NEED YOU!2020 Carnival Craft Stall

The 2020 Carnival craft stall needs your help. Do you sew, knit, crochet, paint, bead or decorate?New Craft Stall Convenor Rozie Whitby is looking for crafty people to reinvigorate the craft stall for 2020.

Please email Rozie on rozie.whitby@agriculture.gov.au if you can donate or provide items for the stall.

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Brisbane City Council Summer Reading Program Grow your love of books with Summer Reading at Brisbane City Council libraries! Council’s Summer Reading program kicks off from 14 December 2019 to 25 January 2020. Summer Reading returns these school holidays to encourage children to enjoy the experience of reading by collecting stickers to complete their Summer Reading pocket book. Participants can collect stickers for their pocket book each time they attend a Summer Reading library event or finish reading a book. Children who have collected 10 stickers in their pocket book will receive an exciting prize as a reward!

Summer Reading offers terrific free events and activities, including:• Cartoon and writing workshops• Live performances• Music and science activities

And, it’s free to participate. Don’t miss out on the fun! Visit your local library this summer and get reading.

For more information about the Summer Reading program, pick up a copy of What’s On in Libraries (available late November), visit the website brisbane.qld.gov.au/libraries or phone Council on 3403 8888.

Catholic Schools QLD Parent Christmas CelebrationCatholic School Parents Queensland will hold an end of school year and festive season celebration on Friday 22 November 2019 from 5:30pm to 7:00pm. The celebration will be held at St Stephen's Cathedral Precinct in the Hanly Room at 277 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane. Refreshments and canapes will be provided. Click here for more information and to RSVP.

CLASS OF 1999

You are cordially invited to the

St. Rita’s College

Class of 1999 - 20 Year Reunion -

DATE: 30th November 2019TIME: 11.00am— 1.00pm (at College)

1.30pm—6.00pm (at Doomben)COST:

$21.50/$27.50 (College and/or bus: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/WV9QW)

$50 (Races only: https://BRC web.ungerboeck.com/reg/reg_p1_form.aspx?

oc=10&ct=SATMEMPKG&eventid=11132)

We will meet at the College (in the Ballygriffin room) for a long overdue catch up and light refreshments.

Then, we will jump on the ol’ Red & White Bus to head over to Doomben Racecourse, where we have a re-

served area with Tapas and a drinks package.

RSVP: By 30/10/19To Yara Jabbour:P: 0434227647

E: yara. Jabbour@together.org.au

Pulp JuicePulp Juice is proud to support St Rita's College and will see you back at the Pantry in 2020! In the meantime, why not drop into stores at The Gap or Lutwyche?

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