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A bit of reggae on the lawn as Roaring Lion heads to Kooralbyn

Kooralbyn's Joanna Funk on stage with Roaring Lion. Photo: Caitlin Halsall
Larraine Sathicq

Fans of reggae music have been invited to a free show at Kooralbyn next month with Bob Marley tribute band […]

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