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Gang set to graduate

THE Bunyip Bushfire Recovery Gang is set to graduate next week and the public are invited along to see the work they have done.
The graduation will celebrate the completion of their training as Green Corps participants and what they have achieved during their time at Bunyip State Park.
The team has gained many skills and achieved many wonderful things since starting with Green Corps, including a new bridle and walking track and the effective installation of erosion control at Bunyip State Park.
The graduation will be held on Wednesday 25 November from 12 noon at Mortimer Picnic Grounds, Tonimbuk Road.
Refreshments will be provided so RSVP to Victoria Hemming by 20 November on 0427 443 306.

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