
Changing Australia: Tammy Robinson the formal godmother
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Remember back to your school formal days — the hair, the make-up, the suits and frocks. It's a rite of passage, and one that can be expensive.
In Queensland, one garage is stocked with a seemingly endless wardrobe of formal attire — gifted by the community — to help dress thousands of teenagers from dozens of schools for free.
And while the collection was nearly destroyed by fire a couple of years ago, closet-master Tammy Robinson rose again.
Guest: Tammy Robinson, founder of Formally Ever After
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