Morawa Who's Who
YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CONNECTIONS.
Meet the people behind the place.
Discover the people, businesses and groups who call Morawa home, and meet members across Australia.
Each Portrait connects you with the public introduction and links that member has chosen to share.
Web Domination
At Web Domination, we are for businesses seeking to soar above the competition and establish themselves as industry leaders.<br />Our tagline, �Elev…
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Anthony Camilleri
Lighting is not just a product that we sell, it's a way of life. We source a vast range of luminaires that we believe will alter the way you perceive …
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Rebecca
Rebecca Hildebrand is the founder and curator of Aquila Hills Australian Natives. A scientist with a PhD in fire ecology, Rebecca has a long-standing …
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Lisa-Marie Reeve
I have been a qualified remedial massage therapist since 2008 and also hold a Bachelor of Complementary Medicine. I'm passionate about naturopathy, h…
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Yeng Ling
Mullauna Secondary College Parent & Community Association
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Anne M Banks
Anne has been working with animals for over 30 years. Animals are a big part of her life & give meaning to all aspects. Providing a professional, ca…
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🎨 Irwin Lewis
Irwin Lewis was born at Morawa in 1939 and developed careers in sport and public service before committing more fully to visual art. His painting and ceramic work began in earnest in 1987, bringing vivid colour to subjects including Country, conflict and the consequences of colonisation. The Yamatji artist sought to address histories he believed had been omitted or inaccurately told. His work entered major public collections, including Western Australia’s state gallery. Morawa is the birthplace connection within a varied life, where administrative and sporting experience preceded a powerful later artistic voice.
🏛️ John Cyril Hawes
John Cyril Hawes designed and supervised Morawa’s Holy Cross Catholic Church and its small priest’s cell. Built from locally quarried stone, the buildings form a distinctive expression of his architectural work across the Mid West. The modest dwelling beside the church is especially revealing, bringing daily life into the same story as worship and design. Hawes combined the roles of priest and architect, working within the resources of small communities rather than only on grand city commissions. The surviving Morawa buildings provide a concrete local connection with that unusual professional and religious life.

