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Port Lincoln to be represented at historic reinterment

Port Lincoln mayor Diana Mislov and Lloyd Glover from the Axel Stenross Maritime Museum at the Matthew Flinders Statue. Ms Mislov and deputy mayor Jack Ritchie will be representing Port Lincoln at the historic reinterment of Captain Matthew Flinders' remains in Lincolnshire on July 13. 417169_01 Picture: MITCHELL PATERSON
Mitchell Paterson

A delegation from Port Lincoln will be travelling to England for the historic reinterment of the remains of Captain Matthew […]

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