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Retired police end of year gathering

L-R: President Cr Glenn Churchill, Neil Colborn, Junior Vice Pres. QPS Police Chaplain Leighton Johannesen, Snr Vice Pres. Dennis Connelly, Secretary and Welfare Officer, Darryl Saw, OAM. Picture: SUPPLIED

The Gladstone Region branch of the Queensland Retired Police Association met at Calliope Bowls Club on Wednesday, December 13 for […]

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