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At the Bushfire Relief Gala, Queanbeyan

Socials snapper SENTHAN THANI was at the Royal Hotel, Queanbeyan, for the Bushfire Relief Gala.

Andrew and Donna Topp with Katey Johnstone and Murray Barton

Andrew and Donna Topp with Katey Johnstone and Murray Barton

Kasey and Olivia Dragisic with Terri McDonald

Kasey and Olivia Dragisic with Terri McDonald

Craig and Ruth Pettit with Shane Holness

Craig and Ruth Pettit with Shane Holness

Tayla Ayerd and Justin Galloway

Tayla Ayerd and Justin Galloway

Kylie Mongarlowe, William Verdon and Paul Bott

Kylie Mongarlowe, William Verdon and Paul Bott

Bonnie Doyle, Jess Greenaway, Steph Power, Sarah Budd and Jessica Sutherland

Bonnie Doyle, Jess Greenaway, Steph Power, Sarah Budd and Jessica Sutherland

Yasmin and Steve Medforth

Yasmin and Steve Medforth

Gordon and Karen Ross

Gordon and Karen Ross

Jenny and Reg O’Connell

Jenny and Reg O’Connell

Yvette Madigan and Sharon Stumbles

Yvette Madigan and Sharon Stumbles

Henry Marjason and Kellie O’Connor

Henry Marjason and Kellie O’Connor

Peter Grady, Jimmy Stamatis, Dean Goulder and Bryan Dacey

Peter Grady, Jimmy Stamatis, Dean Goulder and Bryan Dacey

Will Keppie, Courtney Coppin with Rachael and Jai Passlow with Ness and Steve Cook

Will Keppie, Courtney Coppin with Rachael and Jai Passlow with Ness and Steve Cook

Senthan Thani

February 15, 2020

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“The town and its surrounds range from 550 metres to 800 metres above sea level. It has a high number of sunshine hours but the elevation means grapes that like cooler climes thrive.

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