Australia’s first female garage owner honoured in landmark Melbourne tribute
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Australia’s first female garage owner honoured in landmark Melbourne tribute
VACC has announced a $100,000 donation to support the Alice Anderson Public Art Project, recognising one of Australia’s earliest automotive trailblazers and reinforcing the industry’s commitment to championing women in the automotive sector.
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