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The hearts hoping to create lasting impact at Sculpture by the Sea

ABC News Australia - Entertainment & Culture ·

More than 60 hearts, representing women killed in domestic violence incidents, are among the artworks at what is considered the world's biggest outdoor sculpture competition.

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