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Looking back – Wool show benefits small school

Wool bale rolling female runners-up and winners Jess Wilson, Cathy Hull, Amelia Millard and Indi Donovan. (Supplied)
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Caroline and Kym Gillett of Chickerloo Pastoral won the Elders’ champion fleece at the 44th Elliston Wool Show on Saturday, […]

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