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School year off to a flying start

Labor candidate for Light James Agness visiting the Evanston Gardens Childcare Centre last year - one of many northern centres taking part in the Flying Start Program. (Supplied)

NORTHERNERS stand to benefit from what the State Government is calling the "the most significant change to South Australia’s early […]

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