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Peter Garrett performed as front man for Midnight Oil in Toronto Canada on 13 June, 2022, in his Mary River Festival t-shirt. (Facebook 288515_01)
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The man who knocked the Traveston Crossing dam on the head, thus saving the Mary Valley from inundation, is now […]

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