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Gracie spreads kindness through keyring donation

Gin Gin Neighbourhood Centre community development officer Melissa Bayntum and Gracie Bailey with the keyring donation. (Supplied)

Bundaberg entrepreneur Gracie Bailey has spread her campaign of kindness even further by donating some of her handmade keyrings to […]

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