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Experience Australian Arid Lands Botanic day sure to sprout fun for the community

Peter Langdon and Brian Parsons at the Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden. Picture, Sue Dalla Santa.
Matt Welch

An event that will see green thumbs from Port Augusta and around the Upper Spencer Gulf region sprout up and […]

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