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Gympie to Premier: ‘Come back any time’

Gympie Chamber of Commerce president Martin Muller with Premier David Crisafulli, RSL president Adel Amin and MP Tony Perrett, in Memorial Park last week. (526062_03)
by Arthur Gorrie

Gympie RSL president Adel Amin and MP Tony Perrett have both expressed their pleasure at David Crisafulli's first visit to […]

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