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Brothers bring barbering back to Australian town after 50 years
Twin siblings Tjerayh and Tjeryan Coleman-Ware have opened Ceduna's first new barbershop in half a century, marking a significant economic and social milestone for the South Australian coastal community.
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The Coleman-Ware brothers launched Tha Bruthaz Barbershop in 2026, ending a five-decade absence of new barbering establishments in Ceduna. Their venture represents a notable achievement for the regional town and reflects the siblings' long-standing commitment to the trade.
The entrepreneurial pair developed their skills through informal practice during their formative years, honing their craft at home before pursuing formal qualifications. Upon completing their Certificate III in Beauty and Barbering in 2026, they possessed both the credentials and confidence necessary to establish their independent business.
The opening of Tha Bruthaz Barbershop addresses a service gap that had persisted for decades in Ceduna. The brothers' decision to invest in their community demonstrates the viability of traditional trades and the demand for quality personal services in regional Australian towns.
Their success reflects broader trends of younger Australians returning to skilled trades and establishing small businesses in regional communities. The venture provides local employment opportunities while contributing to the economic and cultural vitality of Ceduna.