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Who won what at this year’s Stanthorpe Show

Precision and timing on display in the showjumping ring. (Samantha Wantling: 532335)

Competitors braved the heat to battle it out in a range of events at the Stanthorpe Show in late-January. Here […]

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Foxbar Falls hosts Orienteers

The Foxbar Falls campground at Amiens will be the venue for the second Bullencourt Boulder Bounders orienteering event of the year on Sunday 8...

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