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Thursday Walkers round up a year of wanders
Probus hears about search dogs working hard
Scandinavian jazz-folk band performs in a sold-out Tomaree Lodge Hall
Paddle Pops paddle for fun and fitness, staying active regardless of weather
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Koa, a staffy-cross, is one of the elite team of canine search dogs. Photo: Thomas O’Keefe. From the left: Matt McMahon...
They headed off into the wild grey yonder. Photo: Thomas O’Keefe. Avid paddlers Bruce, Dave, Gordon and Frank set to...
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Seven decades later, Kevin’s military service is finally recognised
Camden Haven News Of The Area
Program aims to reduce domestic violence by addressing harmful behaviours in men
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Robyn Killen oil paintings on show at Tilligerry Art Gallery
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