Urandangie annual cricket day hits salvation army for six

Aidan Green
Updated November 1 2019 - 11:50am, first published October 30 2019 - 12:36pm
Pam Forster handing over a cheque for $4,800 to Simon and Natalie Steele of the Salvation Army Flying Padre.
Pam Forster handing over a cheque for $4,800 to Simon and Natalie Steele of the Salvation Army Flying Padre.

With a town population of just 16, and located two hours south-west of Mount Isa, the Urandangie annual cricket day may be one of the most remote of its kind anywhere.

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Aidan Green

Aidan Green

Journalist

Aidan Green is a Journalist for the North West Star. Aidan is a sports fanatic and also has interests in globalisation and political science. If you have a scoop shoot him an email a.green@northweststar.com.au

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