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Community projects get an ANZAC boost

The Spalding War Memorial Committee are very pleased to see the grandstand get a facelift. Pictured is (Back L-R) Nick Bruce, Troy Yianni, Kevin Fitzgerald, (Front L-R) Keith Pluckrose, Charmaine Koop, Albury Cruickshank and Raelene Tohl. (Harry Mead: 549002)

Commemorative initiatives across the region are set to receive facelifts courtesy of government grant funding. The State Government revealed there […]

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