LOCAL LEGENDS Podcast - Lesley Westlake

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Welcome to another episode of Local Legends, where we explore the inspiring stories of Broome's most remarkable residents. In this episode, we have the privilege of speaking with Lesley Westlake. Lesley is a dedicated member of the Broome community of Elders and was also the Shire of Broome's 2024 Senior Community Citizen Award winner. In this episode, Lesley shares her journey from arriving in Broome in 1975, her diverse career, and her relentless advocacy for disability education and carers' rights. Join us as we learn more about her fascinating life and the incredible impact she has had on Broome.

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