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Barunga West Council mayor Leonie Kerley, Bute Early Learning & Primary School captains Florence Trengove and Henry Jak, and principal Richard Hall at the pantry. (Supplied)
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BUTE - Barunga West Council, the Bute Early Learning & Primary School, and the Bute 2000 Onwards Committee have all […]

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