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Gardening Australia

Christmas Family Special
ABC  |  December 22, 2017

Geography

Sustainability

Design and technologies
7-8 9-10 11-12
Classification: General Classification: General
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In a one-hour special Costa and the Gardening Australia presenters get together to celebrate the festive season, with Christmas lunch at the beautiful Werribee Mansion in Victoria.

In a one-hour special Costa and the Gardening Australia presenters get together to celebrate the festive season, with Christmas lunch at the beautiful Werribee Mansion in Victoria.

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