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Having a dip to keep cool

Kerry, Aiden, Tracy and Rebecca enjoyed an afternoon in the sun. Photo: Kaitlyn Gibbons, 389240_01.

Community Living Australia hosted its annual all abilities pool party at the Murray Bridge Swimming Centre on February 14, with […]

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