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Photograph - Group photo, 02/04/2003

  • COL photo of a man and a woman standing behind a lectern. The man is holding a white envelope in one hand while his other hand is poised to receive a framed award from the woman. She also appears to be holding a white envelope in her hand, which is placed behind the framed award. A second woman is seated at a table beside them - she is applauding. On the wall behind them is a blue banner with gold fringing and tassles. On the banner is the text "ARTHRITIS VICTORIA" with a corresponding logo below, followed by the text "OSTEOPOROSIS VICTORIA" with a corresponding logo below that. At the bottom of the banner is the text "FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL HEALTH". In the foreground, there is a (partially obscured) view of the back of the heads of two other people.

    35th AGM 2003

Historical information

On the 2nd of April, 2003, the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria (incorporating Osteoporosis Victoria) held its 35th AGM. In this photo, board member, Heather Rose, presents an award to Bill O'Connor during the event.

Physical description

COL photo of a man and a woman standing behind a lectern. The man is holding a white envelope in one hand while his other hand is poised to receive a framed award from the woman. She also appears to be holding a white envelope in her hand, which is placed behind the framed award. A second woman is seated at a table beside them - she is applauding. On the wall behind them is a blue banner with gold fringing and tassles. On the banner is the text "ARTHRITIS VICTORIA" with a corresponding logo below, followed by the text "OSTEOPOROSIS VICTORIA" with a corresponding logo below that. At the bottom of the banner is the text "FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL HEALTH". In the foreground, there is a (partially obscured) view of the back of the heads of two other people.

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