Bowling for Change: How lawn bowls brought a community together

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Migrant and refugee women get a chance to play sport and share experiences with each other.

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Published 19 January 2020 7:30am

Updated 19 January 2020 7:35am

By Gloria Kalache

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Bowling for Change: How lawn bowls brought a community together

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