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Local firies lending a hand to fight Queensland blazes

Volunteer firefighters from across the Cardinia Group have been deployed to fire fronts in Queensland. Pictures: SUPPLIED
By Matthew Sims

Local South East volunteer firefighters have answered the call of duty, with members from across the Cardinia group of fire […]

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