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Oyster zone reopens

Smiles and relief from the Turner’s Oyster Farm team of Mitchell Cummings, Meagan Turner, Simon Turner, Scott Jackson and Brad Armstrong. (Renea Docking)
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Franklin Harbour oysters are available for sale again, bringing relief to the 10 businesses with leases in the district. It […]

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