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Fleurieu helps Fred

Fred Hollows Founding Director, Gabi Hollows has thanked the Fleurieu for their generosity. (Supplied)
Dee Elferink

The South Australian regions of Alexandrina, Yankalilla and Onkaparinga were the top donors to an acclaimed international eye sight foundation. […]

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