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Santa’s on the crest of a wave

Santa and Mrs Claus join Noosa Coast Guard on Sunday.
By Margaret Maccoll

By Margaret Maccoll

Santa and Mrs Claus joined Noosa Coast Guard volunteers on Sunday to bring some Christmas joy to boaties and river goers and deliver bags of lollies to the children.
This is the sixth year Santa has joined the Coast Guard for the lolly toss.
The word spread quickly along the river and children came out in droves to collect the lolly bags that Coast Guard volunteers had spent hours putting together.

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