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King Kyle dives into Mid North

Kyle Chalmers and Ingeborg Løyning with participants of the clinic at Clare. (Supplied: Valleys Lifestyle Centre)

Two Mid North swimming clubs have welcomed swimming royalty recently, with more than 70 young swimmers getting a look into […]

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