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Picture: OBSERVER FILES||||MEG Schultz dribbles into offence while heavily guarded by Celtix Green’s Millie Jennings during the division one women’s grand final on Sunday.
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PORTLAND will soon be left without a movie theatre after Showbiz Enterprises decided to close its cinema operation. The lack […]

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