Wall mural sparks creativity and positivity


Spreading good vibes: McDonald with Wu Chun, Nei Nei and others posing at the launch of the mural at a Fitness Zone building in Kiulap. — Borneo Bulletin/ANN

The Australian High Commission in Brunei is committed to supporting the Sultanate’s creative industry, said Australian High Commissioner to Brunei Darussalam Tiffany Anne McDonald at the launch of a mural at a wall of a Fitness Zone building in Kiulap.

Local celebrity Wu Chun also participated in the event yesterday.

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