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Arts and crafts sessions run by Children’s University

Children's University's Richard Parker ran two different sessions for children aged between five and 12 in arts and crafts as part of the program at the Port Augusta Library. (Lachlan Smith).
Lachlan Smith

PORT AUGUSTA - Children’s University ran two art based workshops at the Port Augusta Library throughout the latest school holidays. […]

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