In 2026, brothers Tjerayh and Tjeryan Coleman-Ware opened Ceduna's first new barber shop

Hair has always been important to how we feel about ourselves, and two brothers in Australia know just how to make someone feel confident about their look through a haircut. For brothers Tjerayh and Tjeryan Coleman-Ware, the need for a good haircut first brought them towards barbering. Now, in 2026, the two have turned that early interest into a business of their own, opening Ceduna's first barber shop in nearly 50 years. Their shop, ThaBruthaz Barbershop, is also the only 100 per cent Aboriginal-owned and operated shop on the town's main street.According to a report by NewsDive in Australia, dated November 6, 2026, the brothers have brought a service back to the South Australian town after a gap of five decades, with their journey beginning much closer to home than the shop they now operate.A passion that started at homeTjerayh was just 15 when he first picked up a pair of clippers. Growing up with his brothers, there was no one available to cut their hair, so they would take turns giving each other haircuts.It was not only about learning to cut hair or getting the right style, as Tjerayh also enjoyed seeing what difference a haircut could make to someone's confidence.