Thanks girls!! U mob were great! Stay strong in your culture and look after one another.
Joe Hogan said on 24/09/2012.
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For those that missed the 2016 Woorabinda Festival here is a brief highlights reel!
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Thanks girls!! U mob were great! Stay strong in your culture and look after one another.