Young and old celebrated for showing Launceston's rich architectural history at heritage awards

Harry Murtough
Updated May 24 2019 - 1:01pm, first published May 23 2019 - 9:32pm
Perspective: Mayor Albert van Zetten with Riverside High's Theo Cook, 13, and Launceston Preparatory School's Annie Howard, 10, who were two of the winners at the City of Launceston heritage awards. Picture: Scott Gelston.
Perspective: Mayor Albert van Zetten with Riverside High's Theo Cook, 13, and Launceston Preparatory School's Annie Howard, 10, who were two of the winners at the City of Launceston heritage awards. Picture: Scott Gelston.

The Launceston Heritage Awards once again displayed the unique ways locals are renovating historic spaces while keeping their rich history intact.

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Harry Murtough

Harry Murtough

Sport Reporter

Born and raised in Launceston. BA of journalism from Monash University. Sports reporter covering basketball, netball and cricket.

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