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Bryce Pace

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Bryce Pace

Community Leader

Bacchus Marsh · VIC

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Bryce Pace is an up in coming advocate for acceptance and inclusion. He was diagnosed with autism at the age of 9 and after not being given a voice in primary school due to his diagnosis hid his autism for several years. Since Bryce broke his silence mid 2016 he has dedicated his time to changing the stigma that surrounds the autism spectrum. Bryce was a 2016 recipient of a Warrnambool youth achiever award, a recipient for the John King citizenship award and He was also elected as one of 15 Executive Board members for the Victorian Student Representative council in 2016 � 2017. As a young advocate, he has been invited to write and speak on behalf of autistic students on many occasions. Bryce Pace also won the 2017 Victorian Disability awards emerging leader award for his work in advocating for autism acceptance and inclusion. To read more about Bryce�s story please visit: www.brycepaceautismadvocate.wordpress.com

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Distinguished and Famous people from Morwell

🤝 Sir Stanley Savige

Stanley Savige was born in Morwell and became a senior soldier and a leading founder of Legacy in 1923. The organisation developed support for bereaved military families, extending concern for comrades into sustained help for those left behind. A memorial in Morwell and local centenary commemorations preserve the birthplace connection. His contribution therefore reaches beyond military command into the less visible responsibilities that continue after war. The local story begins with a Morwell household and broadens into an organisation whose practical support became familiar to families throughout Australia.

🏏 Peter Siddle

Peter Siddle began his junior cricket with Latrobe Cricket Club at Morwell’s Maryvale reserve before progressing to Dandenong, Victoria and Australia. His Test debut came in India in 2008, and a memorable Ashes hat-trick followed in Brisbane on his twenty-sixth birthday in 2010. The local club later sought to honour him through the naming of its main oval, while a development squad also carried his name. These links connect international results with the junior facilities and volunteers behind them. Morwell’s part of the story is early cricket, rather than his nearby Traralgon birthplace.

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