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Come together for reconciliation

Karin Garrett, Sandra Spencer and Tessa McKenzie at a Reconciliation Week event in Port Lincoln last year. (Charlotte martin: 480877_04)

The Port Lincoln community has been invited to come together to take part in National Reconciliation Week 2026, with events […]

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