Jacqueline is the author of the historical fiction novel A woman’s war and a non-fiction title Between the dances which looks at the lives of Australian women during the Second World War. Mildura Rural City Council’s Library Service will welcome acclaimed author Jacqueline Dinan to the Merbein, Red Cliffs and Mildura libraries next week. “Between the dances” author to visit local libraries Report a tree, park or playground issue.Building Permits, Services & Land Manager's Consent.Provision of Goods, Advertising, Signs and Outdoor Dining Facilities.Beauty, hairdressing, tattoo and skin penetration.Mildura Pathways for Carers Walking Group.Aged & Disability Services Update - April 2023.
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