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A desert golf club’s green impact

The team behind the Alice Springs Golf Club's recycling effort with Maxine, Tim (at the front) and volunteers Heather, Ron, Fay, Denise and Marion (not pictured).

It took a group of bright, like-minded individuals who could see the value of the resources available in the desert […]

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