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Looking back: Club thankful for donation after scary incident

Des Coote, Ceduna Dirt Circuit Club president Darren Coote and St John Ambulance pair Peter Lorimer and Ebony Grant at the handover. (Supplied)
Luca Cetta

A donation that could help save a life has been made to the Ceduna Dirt Circuit Club, brought about by […]

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