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Locals helping locals
Nov 20 2023
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Ken Smith

Contributed by Vice President Dubbo RSL Sub-Branch David Hunt

Veterans can leave their service bearing mental scars or find assimilation into civilian life problematic, and it is through activities such as leather-making where the Dubbo RSL Sub-Branch facilitates veterans to connect with others thanks to the generosity of people like Bede at Saddler & Co.

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