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Black Dog Ride One-Dayer organised

The community is urged to support the Black Dog Ride. Pictured are Ray Baddeley, Port Lincoln Black Dog Ride co-organiser Paul Groen, and Peter Walker with some of the merchandise available including shirts and plushie mascot named Winston. (528500_02)
Mitchell Paterson

The Port Lincoln community is being urged to show their support for mental health awareness by getting involved in the […]

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