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Youth Photographic Award
The annual Woollahra Council Youth Photographic Award and Short Film Prize is open to local high school students who live in the Woollahra Municipality or attend school in Woollahra or nearby areas.
In 2011 we received a record 211 photo entries and some fantastic short films.
The 2012 closing date for entries is Friday 17 August. Schools will be sent letters and flyers (including full Terms & Conditions) announcing the opening of the award by the end of May.
2011 Open Category Winner: Courtney Zheng of Kambala