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Wowsers at the bowsers in the Fleurieu region

Klaas Mastenbroek is travelling around SA in his diesel motorhome with his wife and their two dogs.(Dee Elferink: 539980_04)
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As petrol prices continue to soar above $2.30 a litre, the increase of diesel to around $2.70 is even more […]

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