Sydney PR guru Roxy Jacenko was having a tough day — and it was only 9am. The Wentworth Courier went behind the scenes of the high-profile personality for an inside look into her life of designer offices, breakfasts at Bondi and cosmetic surgery.
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Redcliffe Dolphins teams in the first decade, 1947-1956.
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