PHOTO: Teliyah Tuhura taking advantage of the free clothes at the AMS.
82-year-old Beverley Moise has no connection to Coonamble. She was born and bred on the NSW coast and has lived in her house in Sydney’s Bankstown for over 57 years.
You might then ask why she donated roughly 150 to 200 items of kids clothing, knitted herself over 12 months, to the Coonamble Aboriginal Medical Service (AMS).
“I live on my own and I had stacks of material because I sow,” Beverley said.“And . . .
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