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It’s an outback Christmas

Matilda, Hugh and Audrey Thomasson getting into the spirit of Christmas at the Outback Exploratorium with elves Ava and Melle Magnussen. (Supplied)

Emerald’s Outback Exploratorium was filled with the spirit of Christmas as children frolicked on the lawn playing games at a family fun night on Friday, 6 December.

There were friendly, festive elves handing out sweet treats, lucky shopper prizes and family photography sessions to make memories on the day.

The Exploratorium is running a host of children’s holiday activities.

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