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Parry Agius named Elder of the Year

Parry Agius has been recognised as NAIDOC SA Male Elder of the Year 2024. (Supplied)
James Swanborough

Narrunga, Ngadjuri, Ngarrindjeri, Wurundjeri, Adnyamathanha and Kaurna man, Parry Agius has been named the NAIDOC SA Male Elder of the […]

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