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ADF Careers visit Alice Springs

RECRUITMENT: ADF Careers' Corporal Kyle McPhee will be in Alice Springs throughout this week. PIC: Charles Geary 409941_01

The Australian Defence Force (ADF) has brought their recruitment team to Central Australia, with ADF Careers set to spend the […]

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