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Toni’s aunt - Trudy Mountain - a
photographer herself, has also been
an inspiration to Toni over the years
and Toni said she still keeps her to
the mark when seeking advice.
That advice and inspiration has no
doubt helped Toni break through the
often competitive process to be ac-
cepted as an exhibitor in the Open
Program of the Ballarat International
Foto Biennale which opens on Au-
gust 28.
The event attracts more than
thirty thousand people including sig-
nificant international and Australian
photographers.
Founded in 2005, the Ballarat
International Foto Biennale is a not-
for-profit event and immerses the
historic town of Ballarat in photo-
graphic art.
It is also fast becoming the most
significant and prestigious photo-
graphic arts festival in Australia.
“I first exhibited in the Open Pro-
gram in 2017 and I’m really looking
forward to being featured again,”
Toni said.
Entrants initially had to submit
three ‘hero shots’ which the com-
mittee uses for publicity and in the
booklet for the event.
“The process to enter is to submit
a collection of images and a brief to
the venues directly who are hosting
the Open Program,” Toni said.
“It is purely the venue’s choice as
to who they choose to exhibit and
what their proposed exhibition will
be about - it can be quite competitive
and the requirements can be rather
specific.
“I am fortunate enough to have
20 works this year in an exhibition
called “A Monochromatic Perspec-
tive’’ which focuses on black and
white images taken from moments
I’ve captured on trips around the
world.”
Predominantly self-taught, Toni
has tried three times to complete a
Diploma of Photography, however
life has often got in the way so she
has completed short courses ‘here
and there’ to keep her skill levels up
and augment known deficiencies in-
stead.
“I am also part of a few online fo-
rums that help push me into continu-
ing re-inventing and honing my style
and competitions and commissions
also help to keep me on point.”
In May this year, Toni’s work was
displayed at the Brunswick Street
Gallery and at Federation Square
during the International Festival of
Photography.
She has also been part of a re-
cent pop-up art event in Chiltern
and won the Creative Photogra-
phy competition in the Rutherglen
Tastes of Art Prize.
That particular image is now
hanging at The Other Place café in
Rutherglen.
Toni describes her photography
as her passion and her bliss and
fits it in around working at the cel-
lar door at Morris Wines and in the
background of her partner’s jewel-
lery shop in Corowa.
“I regularly have work hanging at
my partner’s jewellery shop where
we have fitted out a section as a gal-
lery space for local artists.
“I also have works at Gallery 294
in Corowa.”
The venue hosting Toni’s work
during the Ballarat Foto Biennale
is the Red Peppa Restaurant at
34 Sturt Street Ballarat and will be
exhibited from August 28 until Oc-
tober 24, 2021, with everyone wel-
come to attend.
For more information on Toni
or her pieces for the Ballarat Foto
Biennale, visit https://toniharris-
photography.myportfolio.com/ or
https://ballaratfoto.org/events/toni-
harris.
You can also follow Toni on Insta-
gram @toni.harris.984786 or Face-
book toni.harris.984786.
◆ HAIRY PANIC: Toni’s winning entry in the
Rutherglen Art Prize 2021 was purchased by the
owner of The Other Place Cafe in Rutherglen
and now hangs on display.
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Toni’s monochromatic perspective
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www.indigoshire.vic.gov.auPhone: 1300 365 003
Town Planner• Yackandandah Location• Fulltime, Fixed term (6months)• $79,149 – $99,008 per annum, plus super
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Records Officer• Beechworth Location• Part Time, Fixed Term (February 2022)• $58,170 – $61,948 per annum pro rata
Applications close 4pm Friday, 27 August 2021
Visit www.indigoshire.vic.gov.au/jobs to download the position recruitment kits and to view instructions on how to apply.
Receptionist / Administration (permanent part-time)
Beechworth Busy psychological counselling service is seeking a self-motivated person to join our
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humepsychology.com.au/receptionist for further details
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Desirable Certificate 3 Office Administration Experience in Medical Reception
Boiler Maker / Welder
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(young people and adults) in
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Mobile Quarry Drilling Rig Operator
Mawsons is a family-run business that produces
Northern Victoria and Southern N.S.W. Across
to join our skilled and professional mobile team.
associated tasks. The possession of a car license
applicant will preferably need to have rock
of this role. To apply:
Friday 3rd September, 2021.
Mobile Quarry OperatorMawsons
Mawsons is a family-run business that produces
Northern Victoria and Southern N.S.W. Across
quarries. Central base will be Glenrowan Victoria.
travel will be a requirement.
person with the ability to work well within a small
To apply
Full Time 2ICMyrtleford Concrete
Mawsons is a family-run business that produces
Northern Victoria and Southern N.S.W. Across
demonstrate professional maturity and be skilled
The successful candidate will need to be totally
To apply
Friday 27th August, 2021.
Program Development and Administrative Worker
(12 month contract)
Open Door Neighbourhood House is currently seeking an enthusiastic and passionate person with experience and a love of community development to join our team.
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Community Lunch Program Facilitator
Open Door Neighbourhood House is currently seeking a suitably skilled person to facilitate our local community lunch program.We are seeking an enthusiastic and passionate person with experience and love of food, to join our team. This position will oversee the kitchen, take the lead in menu and meal preparation, cooking and the service of the meals. This position will supervise staff or students that are assisting in the program.The successful applicant must be committed to the mission of the Neighbourhood House sector. This position is a casual position for 5 hours per fortnight as required.Classification – Tutor 2, pay point 1 - Neighbourhood House and Adult Community Education Centres Collective Agreement 2016A cooking background with food safety and handling certificate and/or relevant experience is preferred. If the applicant does not hold a certificate, training will be provided. For further information and a position description please contact Loretta Waters at Open Door Neighbourhood House on 57219175 or email [email protected] to be forwarded to:CoordinatorOpen Door Neighbourhood House61 Burke StreetWangaratta, 3677Applications close 4pm on 3rd September, 2021
Fitter / BoilermakerGlenrowan Quarry
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Indigo Shire Council is seeking expressions of interest for a professional and skilled community member to join its Audit and Risk Committee.
The committee operates under Section
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Trainer/Assessor AHC30116 Certificate III in
Agriculture – Dookie College, Victoria
Permanent Part Time or Casual (both options
available)
Hours to be confirmed – dependent on
qualifications
Minimum $55.75 minimum per hr depending on
experience & qualifications
SCAA Shearer Woolhandler Training Inc (SCAA SWTI)
is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 4577) and
we offer a range of nationally accredited courses in
agriculture & the wool industry.
We have an immediate requirement at University of
Melbourne’s Dookie College,
Vic for:
Experienced sessional trainers with relevant skills
& knowledge to help deliver AHC30116 Certificate
III in Agriculture
OR
A person with many years of experience in
Agriculture & a passion for passing on their
knowledge for the opportunity of SCAA SWTI
funding a Cert IV Training & Assessment
qualification.
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time or casual hours depending on qualifications &
experience. Hours to be determined upon discussion
with applicant - dependent on skills/qualifications &
our organisations needs
This role will be suited to someone with excellent
communication skills, attention to detail, sound
computer literacy & works well in a team
environment.
Experience working in an RTO training organisation or
similar preferred but not a requirement.
All applicants must apply with cover letter & resume
outlining experience to: email [email protected]
Applications close
Wednesday 1 September, 5pm.
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