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Lack of police steals Christmas Spirit in Tambar Springs

5 hours ago28 December 2025

Jim Guider writes that the Clayton’s police presence in Tambar Springs was not enough to prevent Christmas presents being stolen, and action is required to deal with the social parasites.

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