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Mallala Football Club nets $30,000 upgrade

Tony Piccolo MP with Mallala Football Club president Brenton Bell, holding a letter from Treasurer Tom Koutsantonis informing on the news of the funding. They are surrounded by Mallala players and club members. (Jarrad Delaney: 530376)
Jarrad Delaney

Mallala Football Club has received a boost ahead of the new football season, following the announcement of funding to go […]

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