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  • Hans Ahwang wins the ‘ARTIST OF THE YEAR 2016’ award

    Phunktional Editor
    Oct 12, 2016
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    Congratulations Hans for winning the’Artist of the Year’ for 2016.  The trophy was awarded by the Torres Shire Council for his incredible dance moves and for being a role model to the Aboriginal and TI community. We are so proud of you Hans!

    See what else Hans is up to on his Facebook page.

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