Smashing stereotypes: How Hard-Ons became punk rock heroes
From the streets of Punchbowl to stages across the world, Aussie band the Hard-Ons are celebrating over 40 years of smashing stereotypes the punk rock way.
From the streets of Punchbowl to stages across the world, Aussie band the Hard-Ons are celebrating over 40 years of smashing stereotypes the punk rock way.
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