Memorable moment: Organiser Asha Davies was the first person to lose her hair as part of the Echuca-Moama Shave.
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Gregor Mactaggart
Riverine Herald editor Gregor Mactaggart was on hand as the inaugural Echuca-Moama Shave took place in front of a bumper crowd at the American Hotel on Sunday. More than 30 local residents lost their locks as part of the fundraiser to help families directly affected by cancer. Organisers had hoped to raise $10,000, but with the support of generous Echuca-Moama residents, raised more than three times that figure.
Before: Paddy Casey, Luka Van de Zand, Rory Van de Zand and Oma Trees were among those to lose their locks.
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Gregor Mactaggart
After: Paddy Casey, Luka Van de Zand, Rory Van de Zand and Oma Trees.
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Gregor Mactaggart
Family affair: Cyrus Stafrace and his mum, Holly, pose for a selfie before the seven-year-old had his head shaved on Sunday.
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Gregor Mactaggart
All smiles: Cyrus Stafrace and MC Ryan Quirk.
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Gregor Mactaggart
Great turnout: A terrific crowd was in attendance at the American Hotel.
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Gregor Mactaggart
All happening: The crowd at the Echuca-Moama Shave.
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Gregor Mactaggart
Popular: Cyrus Stafrace, 7, was one of the stars of the show at the Echuca-Moama Shave.
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Gregor Mactaggart
Top event: Some of the crowd on hand.
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Gregor Mactaggart
The start of things to come: Asha Davies was the chief organiser of the Echuca-Moama Shave and delivered the heartbeat to the event.
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Gregor Mactaggart
Smooth tunes: The TJ Show performs at the Echuca-Moama Shave on Sunday.
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Gregor Mactaggart
Supporting a great cause: Fundraising tins were full with donations as part of the Echuca-Moama Shave.
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Gregor Mactaggart
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