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Halloween Wednesday, 29 October 2008
Halloween has enjoyed a recent popularity resurgence in Australia, with school fetes, house decorations, and trick or treating through local streets. It's also a great excuse for a party, so on October 31 (or November 5, depending on your chosen date), why not join in the festivities?
• Decorate the house - inside & out (use streamers, creepy crawlies & lanterns)
• Carve Jack O'Lanterns out of pumpkins, and put candles inside
• Host a murder mystery or a Masquarade party
• Get the neighbours together for a Halloween street party
• Organise a Halloween treasure hunt
• If the kids want to trick or treat, make sure they're accompanied by an adult. Go early in the evening, and stick together.
Click here to invite your friends to a Halloween party.

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