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Lawns packed for fab opening

CAMP: The Play Date ensemble entertained the Thursday night crowd with their over-the-top show. (PIC: PHIL WILLIAMS 543806_07)
Phil Williams

Inspired by one of Australia's best known and favourite movies, Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, The fabALICE festival stormed into […]

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