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The Lead with Charmayne Allison - June 15

By Riverine Herald

The Lead - June 15

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LOCAL fauna will now have a safe place to nest thanks to nesting boxes made by Echuca East Primary School students.

The boxes will be placed around the new Echuca-Moama bridge site to provide a home for animals.
 

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