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SOYA Craft and Object Design winners announced

Duo Andrew Southwood-Jones and Alexander Kashin announced as winners of SOYA craft and object design award.

26 Nov 2013

Elizabeth Boag

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Andrew Southwood-Jones and Alexander Kashin were today announced by Qantas as the winners of the Craft and Object Design category in the 2013 Spirit of Youth Awards (SOYA 365). The award was designed to celebrate and reward the talent of young Australians.

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I'm a Monash University Journalism student, and section editor for the Monash University Clayton student newspaper Lot's Wife. I love writing and hope to have a career in journalism.

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