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Gardening mates like these

Representatives from garden clubs across southeast Queensland joined the Valley of the Lakes Garden Club for their Friendship Day on 8 October. Pictured with Somerset Regional Council Mayor Jason Wendt, and Deputy Mayor Helen Brieschke. (Jesse Hamilton)

Gardening clubs from across southeast Queensland came together for a blooming good time on Tuesday, 8 October to celebrate Friendship […]

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