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COLOURFUL: City Hall lights up with Aboriginal projections from 5.30pm today.

COLOURFUL Aboriginal artwork is scheduled to light up Geelong’s City Hall tonight.
Councillor Eddy Kontelj announced that the latest projections initiative for the building would help mark Reconciliation Week.
City Hall has also served as a canvas for nightly digital projections to celebrate last Christmas and the Anzac Centenary.
The light shows have attracted thousands to central Geelong as council seeks to add attractions in the city area.
Cr Kontelj hoped the Aboriginal projections would also be a hit.
“It will be spectacular,” he said.

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