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Bunny’s on the money

THE Easter Bunny has come and gone and local children Venice, Amelie, Charlie, India, Ruby and Luca of Adeona Early Exploration Centre were busy creating arts and crafts to make sure they were ready for the Bunny’s visit. Local tourism operators were also busy this Easter. Most reported a good long weekend, with holiday-makers taking in all the shire has to offer. Read all about the great holiday season on page 6. Picture: DARRYN SMITH
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