Make Place Mandurah to transition to WOTSO WorkSpace mid-2022

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Updated February 28 2022 - 2:00pm, first published 1:20pm
CO-WORKING: Co-working was introduced to Mandurah in 2015, and quickly became the work method of choice among freelancers and small business owners. Photo: Make Place Facebook.
CO-WORKING: Co-working was introduced to Mandurah in 2015, and quickly became the work method of choice among freelancers and small business owners. Photo: Make Place Facebook.

A new chapter is beginning for flexible workspace and business collaboration in Mandurah.

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Sophia Holl

Journalist

I love sharing local voices and highlighting issues impacting small business and the environment in the community. Writing has been a passion of mine since a young age and has always been something I wanted to pursue. I am now doing my Master of Communications at ECU to further my knowledge in journalism and the written word. I'm a passionate foodie, avid reader and love to get out into nature.

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