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The Show

FRI 12 JUL 19: NAIDOC Week, parking meters, Longford pong solution

12 July 2019

2019 07 11

Full podcast of Tasmania Talks with Rick Fontyn for Friday 12th July 2019.

Today's topics include NAIDOC Week, parking meters, and a solution to the Longford pong.

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