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Free classes for budding artists

Port Pirie Artist Georgia Ellie has collaborated with the Port Augusta City Council to run her Art Experience’s over 50’s workshops this month. (Supplied).
Lachlan Smith

PORT AUGUSTA - Yarta Purtli Art Gallery has some exciting workshops coming up, with the first of them being run […]

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