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Aussie citizenship for two residents

Talitha Claassens, receiving her Australian citizenship from mayor Diana Mislov on Australia Day, was born in South Africa and immigrated to New Zealand as a child, before moving to Australia. Pictures: ROBERT LANG PHOTOGRAPHY
Mitchell Paterson

Two Port Lincoln residents received their Australian citizenship at the Australia Day ceremony last month. Talitha Claassens and Mary Copp […]

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