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Port Wakefield’s Luxmme a treasure

Luxmme Underwood receives her Port Wakefield Citizen of the Year award from Tara and Kai Baggendorf. (Leanne Mashford: 530707)
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Port Wakefield residents gathered for a morning breakfast and award ceremony to celebrate Australia Day, with proceedings opened by Tara […]

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