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Welcoming new citizens to the Fleurieu

Australia's new citizens, who took the pledge at the Victor Harbor Australia Day celebration - Ridvan Duyar, Ervin Gjeci, Michelle Joy Hill, Charlotte Jennifer Keep, Mary Grace Pena Libutan, Gianna Midori Masino, Nicole Nadine St Pierre, Pramod Prasad, Rina Volpe, Andrei Lambaev.

On Australia Day this year, dozens of Fleurieu Peninsula residents from all walks of life officially became Australian citizens.

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