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‘Unity in diversity’ is on the menu as Narrogin Community Food Festival packs the town’s John Higgins Centre

The West Australian

June 23, 2026

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‘Unity in diversity’ is on the menu as Narrogin Community Food Festival packs the town’s John Higgins Centre

Hundreds of hungry punters descended on Narrogin’s John Higgins Community Centre for the Community Food Festival on Saturday.

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