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Signage to help protect coastline

Elliston District Council chief executive officer Nikki Becker with Elliston South Australian Country Women’s Association branch members Cynthia O’Neil and Sally Fieldhouse. (Facebook: District Council of Elliston)
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Two Elliston organisations have come together as part of the Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI), strengthening local action to protect […]

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