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Young voices lead the way

Rural City of Murray Bridge mayor Wayne Thorley (right) and deputy mayor Airlie Keen (left) presented Jacquon Angie with the Male Young Person of the Year Award. (Sophie Conlon: 488759)
Kaitlyn Gibbons

The Murray Bridge NAIDOC Awards celebrated the next generation of community leaders, recognising two outstanding individuals as Young Persons of […]

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