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English: One of the flagship pieces of playground equipment unveiled at the official re-opening and 30th anniversary celebrations of Kershaw Gardens was the seven-level spherical play structure which was named Wyatt's Wonder Web named after former Rockhampton City Council parks and gardens director Tom Wyatt who was instrumental in designing and curating Kershaw Gardens. |
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