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Jack runner up in Rural Ambassador awards

Lockyer Valley local Jack Murphy was named state final runner-up for the Rural Ambassador Award at the EKKA on 11 August. (File)

Gatton Show Society chief steward of poultry Jack Murphy was crowned state final runner-up for the Rural Ambassador Award at […]

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