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Stalwart Duns moving to next chapter

Theresa and Robert Duns have sold Duns Brothers after 50 years in business. (Charlotte Martin: 434845_01)
Charlotte Martin

After 50 years of continuous service for Port Lincoln and surrounds, Duns Brothers officially sold this past August, giving Robert […]

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