Pacific Islands teens visit Australia
Six teenagers from the Pacific Islands visited Boorowa earlier this week as part of an annual Rotary exchange program designed to showcase the Australian way of life.
The teenagers were from Samoa, American Samoa and Tonga.
The exchange program, organised through the Parramatta Rotary Club in Sydney, has been travelling through Boorowa for the past three to four years but this was the first time the town was included as a stop on the intinerary.
It followed a redistribution of the itinerary which saw the exchange students travel down to Canberra from Sydney and up to the Blue Mountains before heading back to Sydney instead of travelling further west as in previous years and was designed to give each group a country hospitality experience.
Organiser Jack Elliott apprached Boorowa Rotary President Stephen Meere to make the visit possible.
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![Pictured with Aukuso (center) is the Reverend Samuel Fiu Unutoa (left), who came to the opening in honor of his wife, Mareta Purcell Unutoa, who played one of the leads in the feature film, which ran about 80 minutes. Papali’i Tafia Fiame Taimalelagi (right) — someone Lupe-lu (who MC’d the evening) called “our very own Elizabeth Taylor” as Papali’i also acted in the movie, much to the delight of family and friends.
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