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Australia Day Brunch honours Snowtown Citizen of the Year

Snowtown Citizen of the Year Andrew Cock is celebrated on Australia Day. (Back): Florin Jinariu (nominator), Greg Stevens (Snowtown CMC chairperson), Zac Cocks; (front): Tammy Jinariu (nominator), Andrew Cocks and Nigel McCaluey. (Supplied)

Snowtown Community Management Committee hosted the annual Australia Day Brunch at the Snowtown Community Club on Monday. Despite the heat, […]

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