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Probus Club of Pakenham East marks 50 Years with colourful celebration

07/03/2026

Members of the Probus Club of Pakenham East started the month on a high note, celebrating 50 years of Probus in the Pacific by wearing the club’s signature blue and yellow at their first meeting of 2026. The colourful display brought energy and cheer to…

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Probus Club of Pakenham East marks 50 Years with colourful celebration

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