ANZAC tours for families with the Brisbane Greeters
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Join us for this special ANZAC Day discovery trail for families. Learn more about Brisbane's proud ANZAC heritage with a Brisbane Greeter as they share their knowledge of this very special day.
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Brisbane City Hall, Brisbane City
Brisbane City Hall, 64 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City
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ANZAC Day tours with the Brisbane Greeters
Learn more about Brisbane's proud Anzac heritage with a Brisbane Greeter as they share their knowledge of this very special day.
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Focus on a range of movements to relax the mind and body. Stretching, breathing, strength and balance exercises are included by incorporating standing poses and mat work into the session.
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Focus on a range of movements to relax the mind and body. Stretching, breathing, strength and balance exercises are included by incorporating mat work into the session.