Bra Fence

In the small town of Mathoura, located 250 kilometers north of Melbourne, lies the Bra Fence Mathoura.

This extraordinary fence covered in thousands of bras has become a curious and cheeky spectacle that captures the attention of locals and visitors alike.

Started by Sharnie Celli almost four years ago, the fence serves as a tribute to her friend Wendy Nikolovski, who passed away from breast cancer in 2017. It was created as a fun and cheeky way to celebrate Wendy's life and leave a lasting memory in the community, while also reminding people of the support and unity found in Mathoura.

The Bra Fence Mathoura has become an iconic attraction in the town, with thousands of bras hanging on the fence as a moving tribute to those who have lost their lives to cancer. Visitors can add their own bras to the fence, creating an emotional and empowering experience. Additionally, there is a donation tin attached to the fence where visitors can contribute a dollar or two. The funds raised are used to provide petrol and food vouchers for locals undergoing cancer treatment, offering support and comfort throughout their journey.

The Bra Fence Mathoura is a year-round attraction, welcoming visitors at any time of the day. To reach Mathoura, one can take a car or a bus from Melbourne, with the town being approximately a 3-hour drive away.

More than just a quirky attraction, the Bra Fence Mathoura represents the spirit of the Mathoura community. It symbolizes the unity and support found within the town, where members come together in times of need. The fence has raised over $20,000 and supported more than 30 community members so far, serving as a beacon of hope and community spirit for