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Break for columnist

Our best wishes to Noosa Today columnist, Phil Jarratt, who is currently recovering at home from a minor health scare.
We hope you’re resting, relaxing and feeling better very soon.
Phil’s much-loved column, Life of Brine, will be back next week.

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