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SES expanding community input

Eyre Peninsula SES volunteers Marcus Leschen, Joanne Lemura, Yianni Parthenis and Evie Cornell-Trapp. (Charlotte Martin: 527003_01)

State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers across the Eyre Peninsula attended almost 150 requests for assistance in 2025, including helping with […]

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