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Brothers Open Ceduna's First Barber Shop in 50 Years
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What Happened?
Tjerayh and Tjeryan Coleman-Ware have opened Ceduna's first barber shop in nearly 50 years, marking a significant return of barbering services to the South Australian town.
Key points
- ThaBruthaz Barbershop is the only 100% Aboriginal-owned shop on Ceduna's main street.
- The brothers began cutting hair in their family shed before pursuing formal training.
- They completed a Certificate III in Beauty and Barbering through the Ceduna Aboriginal Corporation.
- The shop aims to be a community hub, hosting events like 'Clip and Yarns'.
- Local residents have known the brothers for years and have seen their skills develop.
Key insights
- The shop's opening could inspire other Aboriginal entrepreneurs in the region.
- Community engagement through events may strengthen local ties and support.
- The brothers' journey highlights the importance of family and community in business.
Why it matters
The opening of this barber shop revitalizes local services and supports Aboriginal entrepreneurship.
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Tjerayh Coleman-Ware· PersonTjeryan Coleman-Ware· PersonCeduna Aboriginal Corporation· OrganizationCeduna· CitySouth Australia· State
Source
Times of India
