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Robert Towan is the president of the Hervey Bay Pickleball Club. In this episode he chats with mayor George Seymour about why the sport is so popular locally and around the world.
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The Hervey Bay Pickleball Club is a very friendly and welcoming group which has grown tremendously over the past five years. Pickleball is a really fun sport. In the episode George Seymour chats with the club president Rob Towan about why it is so popular and how people can get involved.
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