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Tammy tracks her heritage

David Lomas, left, has headed the investigation for Tammy Roberts to find her family. They are pictured with cameraman Malcolm Clement filming at the marina in Port Lincoln. (Supplied)
Charlotte Martin

Port Lincoln resident Tammy Roberts is in mid-production for a David Lomas Investigates episode endeavouring to find her biological family. […]

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