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Narooma School of Arts Committee members Barb McConchie, left, president Jenni Bourke and Petti McInnes. Photo: Supplied.

Narooma School of Arts has launched a community shares program to support the new Narooma Arts Centre.

The 1 in 100 Community Shares Program is intended to attract financial…



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