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Emergency Services bring Christmas joy

Queensland Police handed out Christmas goodies to the kids of the Lockyer Valley on 21 December. (Kimberly Allen)

The Queensland Police and Fire Emergency Services spread Christmas joy to the children of the Lockyer Valley on 21 December. […]

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