Dame Lynley will present a Hairy Maclary story to the children, as part of a major exhibition at the LibraryMuseum, The Lynley Dodd Story.Visitors to the LibraryMuseum will also be able to meet exhibition curator Penelope Jackson.The exhibition showcases more than 50 of Dame Lynley’s original artworks, depicting her enchanting characters such as Hairy Maclary, Scarface Claw and Slinky Malinki.Charting her early work and including some of her lesser-known characters, The Lynley Dodd Story will be on display until 26 April.Associated activities include the Dogs Breakfast, celebrating all things dogs and Hairy Maclary, at QEII Square this Saturday, and an exhibition floor talk on Sunday.- ends -

AlburyCity has taken the war on weeds to the Murray River and Lake Hume, during a major annual inspection of invasive species growing on the banks and in the water.

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Hairy Maclary and other characters, Slinky Malinki, Bottomley Potts and Scarface Claw, will be featured in the exhibition of more than 50 original artworks by Dame Lynley.Charting her early work and i…

Businesses band together to assist in the bushfire crisis.

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