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Free bra event brings message of self-worth

Support The Girls' specially-trained bra fitters Alison Mead and Roz Bentley at work in Eidsvold. Picture: Julian Lehnert 231785_01

A Gold Coast-based charity organisation has made the long trek to the North Burnett this week to provide professional bra […]

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