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Creative minds of Surat and Roma print two new Indigenous books

The two newly printed books 'The adventure walk on Country' and 'When we reach Bungil Creek'.

Surat State School has launched two new children’s books, “The Adventure Walk on Country” and “When we reach Bungil Creek”. […]

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