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PRIME advocate's own tragedy underlines need for rural services

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Liane
Topham-Kindley

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Friday 28 April 2017, 01:00 AM
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When Waimate GP Sarah Creegan’s husband bought a little purple car, the pair for­mulated a plan to raise the public profile of PRIME with the mghty “
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