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Youth find their groove

Carclew manager of First Nations programs Lilla Berry ran songwriting and dance workshops with young people in Port Augusta through its new Gig Rig program. (supplied)
Lachlan Smith

PORT AUGUSTA – Music and movement filled classrooms and studios across Port Augusta recently as youth arts organisation Carclew brought […]

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