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Hello as there is a lack or organisation here in tasmania amongst facebook pages and cant even get a group together. Im just wondering what i would have to do to make an SAU tasmania facebook page keeping in mind i dont want to take anything away from here

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Just start up a page, even put a link up here on SAU under the Tas section or even advertise it on the couple of Skyline fb pages also, People should join up - but that being said your biggest problem will be actually getting people to go on cruises/events. I'm pretty sure a few years ago when I was living in W.A some people tried to start up a Tas SAU group, they even got sticker's made up from memory but I never really heard or saw anything after that.

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Another member and myself have knocked up an SAU TAS facebook page. not sharing on facebook land yet trying to keep it to SAU forum members here in Tasmania.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1527846534178453/

hope to see you there

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