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Beanie Fest retires with record

Summary by alicespringsnews.com.au
By ERWIN CHLANDA The Alice Springs born and bred Beanie Festival is no more because its 120-odd volunteers are “old and tired or have fallen off the perch,” says Phil Walcott. He was a helper during the iconic Central Australian event’s all three decades.
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Beanie Fest retires with record

By ERWIN CHLANDA The Alice Springs born and bred Beanie Festival is no more because its 120-odd volunteers are “old and tired or have fallen off the perch,” says Phil Walcott. He was a helper during the iconic Central Australian event’s all three decades.

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alicespringsnews.com.au broke the news on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.
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