From runway to catwalk

  • Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
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    From runway to catwalk

    Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
  • Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
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    From runway to catwalk

    Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
  • Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
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    From runway to catwalk

    Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
  • Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
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    From runway to catwalk

    Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
  • Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
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    From runway to catwalk

    Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
  • Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
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    From runway to catwalk

    Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
  • Liz Parnov in a fashion shoot
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    From runway to catwalk

    Liz Parnov in a fashion shoot
  • Liz Parnov in a fashion shoot
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    From runway to catwalk

    Liz Parnov in a fashion shoot
  • Liz Parnov in a fashion shoot
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    From runway to catwalk

    Liz Parnov in a fashion shoot
  • Liz Parnov in a fashion shoot
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    From runway to catwalk

    Liz Parnov in a fashion shoot
  • Sisters Liz Parnov and Vicky Parnov
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    From runway to catwalk

    Sisters Liz Parnov and Vicky Parnov
  • Sisters Liz Parnov and Vicky Parnov
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    From runway to catwalk

    Sisters Liz Parnov and Vicky Parnov
  • Liz Parnov in training
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    From runway to catwalk

    Liz Parnov in training
  • Pole vaulters Vicky Parnov, Henri Brown and Liz Parnov celebrate the opening of the new WA Athletic Stadium at Mt Claremont.
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    From runway to catwalk

    Pole vaulters Vicky Parnov, Henri Brown and Liz Parnov celebrate the opening of the new WA Athletic Stadium at Mt Claremont.
Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
Fresh from competing in the Commonwealth Games, Perth pole vaulter Elizabeth Parnov has returned to WA ready for her next adventure.
Liz Parnov in a fashion shoot
Liz Parnov in a fashion shoot
Liz Parnov in a fashion shoot
Liz Parnov in a fashion shoot
Sisters Liz Parnov and Vicky Parnov
Sisters Liz Parnov and Vicky Parnov
Liz Parnov in training
Pole vaulters Vicky Parnov, Henri Brown and Liz Parnov celebrate the opening of the new WA Athletic Stadium at Mt Claremont.

Australian pole vaulter Liz Parnov's next challenge after athletics.

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