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On a historic street near the southern tip of Western Australia, work is underway to restore a church that is more than a century old. Constructed in 1892 with locally sourced granite and lime mortar, the fine craftsmanship of the heritage-listed building is characteristic of Australia's colonial era. But with many heritage stonemasons on the cusp of retirement, structures like these will crumble if a new generation is not trained in the dying craft.
Girl Guides has been running in Western Australia for 110 years, and it is still going strong with 1,200 youth members across the state, aged from five to 17. Over that time, some things have changed, including its promise and its uniform, and it is no longer selling biscuits as a fundraiser. However, Great Southern region Girl Guide leader Tammy Flett said some elements, like camps, remained a key part of the program.
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