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Stricken residents cry out for help

The Louisa Street bat invasion victims - Lyn Gerhardt, Stacy Graham, Jenny Drescher, Dave Styan, Val Babic and Beryl Sweeney. (photos Arthur Gorrie 500598_04)
Arthur Gorrie

Flying foxes have literally ruined the lives of human victims, from Louisa Street in the Gympie CBD to Nestle, forcing […]

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