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Buzzy bees from the Anderson Dancers accept a donation from the students at the Seaview Christian College

Brooklyn and Alija Wenham- Anderson Dancers Buzzy Bees. Pictures supplied.
Lindy Madigan

Seaview Christian College has donated funds toward a Port Augusta upgrade project which will look to give a "modest" theatre […]

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