Active Women and Girls strategy launched with four year plan to increase female participation in sport

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Updated July 29 2018 - 12:05pm, first published 11:48am
GET ACTIVE: AFLW footballers  Katie Brennan and Kaitlyn Ashmore at the launch of the 2018 Active Women and Girls strategy. Picture: Kate Healy
GET ACTIVE: AFLW footballers Katie Brennan and Kaitlyn Ashmore at the launch of the 2018 Active Women and Girls strategy. Picture: Kate Healy

Girls get active: that’s the message from the City of Ballarat which launched its Active Women and Girls’ Strategy last week.

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Michelle Smith

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