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Light shines for new Australian Citizens

New citizens welcomed by Light Regional Council at the Kapunda Council Chambers last week. Pictured from left are Michael Jones, Member for Ngadjuri David Paton MP (back), Sreyleab Schmidt, Nitika Sharma, Judith Francis, Emily Cundy, Callum Cundy, Light Regional Council Deputy Mayor Michael Phillips-Ryder, Saim Sajid (front), Muhammad Sajid and Saima Sajid. (Supplied)

Light Regional Council has welcomed 11 new citizens in a special ceremony at the Kapunda Council Chambers on Thursday. Deputy […]

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