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ALERT: Child protection protest, Gosford, 12.30PM today

Public Service Association < 1 mins read

***MEDIA ALERT***

When: 12.30pm, Wednesday 14 August 2024

Where: 231-237 Mann Street, Gosford

Who: Central coast child protection workers and Public Service Association Assistant NSW General Secretary Troy Wright

Contact: Anil Lambert 0416 426 722 / Troy Wright 0488 373 209

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