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Grant boosts Hallett Memorial Garden

L to R: Kathryn Busch, Neoen Community Liaison Officer Fiona Hill, Sandra Cailes, Willow Grace and Wendy Lennon. (Supplied)

Volunteers in Hallett have showcased recent upgrades to the town’s memorial garden during a visit from a Neoen Australia representative. […]

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