Doing the right thing for the needy


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  • Friday, 13 Nov 2020

Badass Monkies raises funds for underprivileged communities and people in detention centres. Photo: Badass Monkies

This year, most of us have had a slight taste of what it’s like to have our “normal” lives interrupted, our movements controlled, leaving many feeling uncertain about the future.

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