GET ready to shimmy, the stars have finally aligned and the sequins are sparkling for Port Macquarie-Hastings' most entertaining fundraising event.
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The Cancer Council's Stars of the Hastings Dance for Cancer is back and the red carpet will be rolled out at the Glasshouse on Saturday, June 5.
Nine dancers are quick-stepping their fundraising for this worthy cause and fine-tuning their routines for a dazzling night of entertainment.
The stars, who are being supported by talented local dance teachers, are: Brendan McDonald, technical services librarian at Port Macquarie-Hastings Library; Cassie Clark of Seasalt Café & Restaurant; Cori Aspinall of Port Macquarie Orthodondics; Dr Kristy Kostalas of Port Medical Aesthetics Clinic and Bangalow & Co; Mark Matheson of Modern Edge Physio; Meaghan Cook of Hastings Secondary College; Natasha Swain, a Hairdresser/TAFE Teacher; Tim Farnsworth from Westpac and Michael Ferguson of Wauchope Veterinary Clinic.
A limited number of tickets are on sale for this fabulous show-stopping night of dancing.
Grab your ticket and help the Cancer Council fulfill its vision of a cancer-free future. ion and support.
To support the stars through a donation or to purchase tickets, visit stars.cancercouncil.com.au/event/stars-of-hastings or follow the event on Facebook at www.facebook.com/starsofhastings.
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Tracey Fairhurst
The Port News has been at the heart of its community for more than 135 years. Your stories matter to us and so does local journalism. If you have a story to share, email tracey.fairhurst@austcommunitymedia.com.au
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