BOOK LAUNCH

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Friday

April 3
10:00 am - 11:00 am

BOOK LAUNCH

Celebrate the launch of Holy Crap: What Are They Doing Now? which features stories by writers from regional NSW Universities of the Third Age.

To be launched by Anne Wakatama.

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Anne Wakatama

Celebrate the launch of Holy Crap: What Are They Doing Now? which features stories by writers from regional NSW Universities of the Third Age. To be launched by Anne Wakatama.

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