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Diary of an Independent Publisher – The Last Post magazine

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Twelve years ago, in August, the first edition of The Last Post, hit the streets. With John Bertrand, Michael Short, Ron Barassi, Scarborough RSL, Murray Walding, Ross Wilson, Port Adelaide Football Club, Denise Scott, Frank Holden and more…

 

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