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Looking back on 2025 – April

Dan Turner onboard Immortal Game, a boat he made in his driveway. (Facebook: Dan Turner - Mini Globe Race 2025)

- Dean Lukin Jr announced 11 allotments were up for grabs through property development Lincoln Cove East, while also urging […]

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