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Community Recognition Statement - Girls on Fire

It is a pleasure to speak about the incredible work of Bronnie Mackintosh and her Girls on Fire team. The work they have been doing in Wakehurst and across the northern beaches is nothing short of inspiring. 

For those learning about Girls On Fire for the first time, this local group works to promote and increase numbers of women and ethnically diverse people in Australian fire agencies. I also commend and congratulate them for their inclusive rainbow community programs, which are taking place this week. The Girls on Fire team is a shining example of a community organisation focused on empowering girls and young women in our constituency. They work tirelessly to inspire, motivate and uplift young women from all walks of life, providing them with the tools, resources and opportunities they need to succeed in their personal and professional lives. Their dedication, passion and hard work have not gone unnoticed. I proudly take this opportunity to recognise and commend their efforts.

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