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Their bit for India

Back: Craig McIndo, Ashley White, Peter Barnard, Andrew Vanderstein, Peter Cunningham, Victor Benjamin Middle: Tim Scott, James Cuss, Kath Wall of City Care, Tyler Boyce, Jayden Cunningham Front: Paul Clout with Dave Evans, Kai Vanderstein and Noah Benjamin.

LAST Saturday 15 locals including award-winning Noosa designer Paul Clout strapped on tool belts, loaded up the nail guns and got down to building a bedroom for 15-year-old India King who suffers from severe juvenile arthritis.
Due to have surgery in August and currently sharing a room with her sister, India’s family were desperate for her to have a room of her own where she can recover in comfort.
Read the full story on page 22 in Real Estate Lifestyle.

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