Ms JODIE HARRISON (Charlestown—Minister for Women, Minister for Seniors, and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault)—For 40 years, The Framing Game has been helping local families preserve their most treasured memories, becoming a valued part of our local business community. Since 1986, this family-owned business has brought care, creativity and craftsmanship to everything from family photographs and original artworks to sporting memorabilia and precious keepsakes. At the heart of The Framing Game are owner and manager Karen Fuller, her brother Pete and staff member Cindy, whose dedication and personal approach have helped build lasting relationships with generations of customers. Reaching 40 years in business is no small achievement. It reflects not only the quality of their work, but the trust and loyalty they have earned within our community. Small businesses like The Framing Game are an important part of what makes our local community special. They provide more than a service, offering a personal connection and taking genuine pride in the work they do. I warmly congratulate Karen, Pete and Cindy on this remarkable milestone and thank them for their contribution to the Hunter over the past four decades. I wish The Framing Game continued success and many more years of helping local families celebrate and preserve life's special moments.

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