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Stirling North Primary School set for new furry classmate

Murphy will look to call Stirling North Primary School home very soon! Pictures, Sue Dalla Santa.
Matt Welch

Meet Murphy, a cuddly, furry friend who will be around school grounds at Stirling North to give a helping paw […]

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