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Barrington Coast author Anne Keen takes debut novel to the screen with Gloucester shoot
WWII vet Roy Day hits 100 in Tea Gardens
Tea Gardens Lions members honoured at District Remembrance Service
Seniors Tennis Tournament draws players to Hawks Nest
Tea Gardens-Hawks Nest sewer network upgrade work begins
Domestic violence expert dispels misconceptions
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