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O’Connor again heads CRRA

GLORIA O’Connor has been returned as president of the Cardinia Ratepayers and Residents Association.
Mrs O’Connor was reelected unopposed at CRRA’s annual general meeting.
The CRRA executive includes Don Buntine (treasurer), Cheryl Billing Smith (secretary) and committee members David and Jan Drinkwater, Tony Rushton, Beau Chamberlain and new members Travis Scott and Patricia Harris.
Guest speaker at the AGM was shire chief executive officer Garry McQuillan.

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