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Talent breaks the ice

Deputy Mayor Jo McNally, event organiser Nathaniel Leigh and MC for the night Bryan Pask.

A night of live music on Saturday 12 August in Warwick will help raise funds for the Australian Anti-Ice Campaign. […]

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