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Stay safe in the un, heat

Cancer Council SA is urging everyone to be extra vigilant this summer, with extreme UV ratings expected throughout the summer. (Supplied).
Jack O'Halloran

REGION - With summer now upon us, locals are urged to take extra precautions in the event of extreme heat. […]

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