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Quart Pot gymnast sculpture left to lay on table

A sculpture by local artist Gabriele Trabucco was left to lay on the table, with requests from SDRC that the PARG undertake more risk assessment.
By Dominique Tassell

A sculpture by local artist Gabriele Trabucco was left to lay on the table, with requests from Southern Downs Regional […]

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