Cessnock's Chameleon Play Cafe supports Rural Aid's Parma For A Farmer campaign

By Belinda-Jane Davis and Krystal Sellars
Updated August 19 2019 - 1:18pm, first published August 16 2019 - 2:30pm
YUM: Chameleon Play Cafe owners Kyle and Jacinta Woodward are getting behind the Parma for a Farmer campaign. Picture: Krystal Sellars
YUM: Chameleon Play Cafe owners Kyle and Jacinta Woodward are getting behind the Parma for a Farmer campaign. Picture: Krystal Sellars

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