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Gin Gin State High School on the world science map after amazing discovery

A new species of parasitic wasp Cotesia ginginensis has been identified that was captured in a trap set by students from Gin Gin State High School. (Supplied)

It was a proud moment for Gin Gin State High School head of science department/STEM Education Karyn Goodman with the […]

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