Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College Bentleigh
Nick STAIKOS (Bentleigh – Minister for Consumer Affairs, Minister for Local Government) (09:40): I recently attended opening night of Peter Pan, a production by OLSH College Bentleigh in partnership with De La Salle College. Congratulations to everyone involved: to the cast, Archie Cannington, Niki Georgas, Tilda Meadows, Sophia McElherron, Michael Conron, Max Jones, Charli Arvanitakis, Noah Ockwell, Adi Smit, Angelina Gomez, Maddy O’Donnell, Stanley Trilsbach, Tianna Kamal-Eddine, Ruby Werth, Campbell Anderson, Alex Roach, Nicholas Crabtree, Zara Charters Wood, Chloe Abdulbaki, Sarina Azad, Charli Blundell, Phoebe Bull, Madeleine Di Conza, Dollwia Dsouza, Oliver Eagle, Asha Heredia, Valentina Intemerato, Adrian Jackson, Lani Jeffs, Charlotte Johnstone, Emerson Chrisp, Sophia McClellan, Taylor Giles, Ross Cochraine, Jake Huang, Anthi Georgas, Maxwell King, Noah Bonnici, Lily Kelk, Sophie Littlefair, Ruby McKeown, Amelie Przychodzen, Vivienne Ronchi, Mia Sax, Annaliese Tilstra, Annabell Wall, Sophia Yaum; to the orchestra, Max Schroder, Thomas Fish, Kristian Ristevski, Jerry Dong, Christopher Wilson, Ryen Treacy, EJ Sumarno, Dylan Ip, Abigail Ronald, Lincoln Patten, William Soderlund, Harry Trbanc, Domenic Puopolo, Jasper Tudor, Esther Tannen; and of course to the crew, who worked hard behind the scenes and to everyone involved. It was a fantastic production at OLSH College. I look forward every year to being at their blockbuster productions, and this was absolutely stellar. Congratulations.
The SPEAKER: I remind the minister not to use props in the chamber.