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Home0303212021050521Learning to be vocal about violence

Learning to be vocal about violence

May 5, 2021 tcwadmin 050521, 2021, Local News

Voice Against Violence workshop facilitator and former professional Australian rugby league footballer, Alan Tongue with Cobar High School students Katie Nicholson, Ashlie McLaughlin and Molly Broughton with Molly Carter and Toby Greenwood behind at the workshop at the school last week.

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