Upper Hunter Homeless Support holds vigils across five towns for domestic violence awareness

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Updated May 10 2022 - 3:37pm, first published 3:36pm
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VIGIL: (L-R) Lyndall Gunning, Councillor De-anne Douglas, Marina Lee-Warner, Una Garland, Councillor Darryl Marshall and Upper Hunter MP Dave Layzell at a candlelight vigil for domestic violence awareness in Muswellbrook on Wednesday, May 4 2022. Picture: Mathew Perry
VIGIL: (L-R) Lyndall Gunning, Councillor De-anne Douglas, Marina Lee-Warner, Una Garland, Councillor Darryl Marshall and Upper Hunter MP Dave Layzell at a candlelight vigil for domestic violence awareness in Muswellbrook on Wednesday, May 4 2022. Picture: Mathew Perry

Candlelight vigils were held across the Upper Hunter on Wednesday, May 4, in an effort to 'shine a light' on domestic violence.

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Mathew Perry

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Journalist covering the Upper Hunter region of New South Wales for the Muswellbrook Chronicle, Singleton Argus, Scone Advocate, Hunter Valley News and occasionally the Newcastle Herald.

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