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Downer News Issue 7 September-October 2016
3 New Zealand
Project Wins
2 Newcastle
Light Rail 6 Award
winners 8 Otracom
redevelopment
2 Issue 7 September-October 2016
PROJECT WINS
Artist’s impression of Newcastle’s new light rail
Newcastle Light Rail
In early August, Downer announced that “Downer has a long and proud history in Newcastle with our current
operations based at sites including Cardiff, Kooragang Island, Port
it had signed a contract with Transport Waratah, Hexham, Teralba and Mt Thorley,” Mr Fenn said. “We provide
for NSW to be the Managing Contractor customers in the Hunter region with a diverse range of services
for the Newcastle Light Rail project. across sectors including road, rail, mining, utilities, technology and
communications and engineering, construction and maintenance.
Under the contract, Downer will work with Transport for NSW to “Downer works closely with Transport for NSW and
design, construct and commission 2.7 kilometres of light rail track, we look forward to helping them deliver this signature
six light rail stops, a stabling and maintenance facility, road works
project for Newcastle and to contribute to the
and associated precinct works. The track will run from the new
transport interchange at Wickham to Pacific Park.
revitalisation of the State’s second largest city.”
The Newcastle Light Rail is a key part of the Newcastle Urban
The contract commenced in August and is scheduled to be
Transformation and Transport Program which has been established
completed in 2019.
to deliver the NSW Government’s commitment to revitalise the
The Chief Executive Officer of Downer, Grant Fenn, said Downer city. The program aims to bring people back to the city centre by
was delighted to have been selected to deliver this important strengthening connections between the city and the waterfront,
project for Transport for NSW and the people of Newcastle. creating employment opportunities, providing more public space
and amenity, and delivering better transport. n
Karara Extension
Downer has signed a contract extension The value of the additional four years work is estimated to be
approximately $350 million.
with Karara Mining Ltd that extends the
Downer has been providing mining services to Karara since the
current contract for a further four years magnetite operation commenced production in February 2012.
from the original completion date of “This extension is an endorsement of Downer’s strong safety and
28 February 2018 until 31 March 2022. productivity performance and we look forward to bringing further
value to Karara’s operations by reducing operating costs, increasing
productivity and enhancing safety,” said Grant Fenn, Chief Executive
Officer of Downer. n
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PROJECT WINS
New Zealand
Project Wins
Downer’s New Zealand business has had a very successful
few months with project wins across a number of sectors.
In August, a joint venture between Downer Downer will work closely with Auckland
Holcim and McConnell Dowell was awarded the
contract to deliver the NZ$195 million
Transport and use its extensive experience
with complex engineering projects to help
project
second stage of the Christchurch Southern build a better connected Auckland.
Motorway (CSM2). In addition, Downer has recently won
CSM2 is the final section in the Canterbury contracts in New Zealand totalling around
Roads of National Significance (RoNS) A$460 million. These projects include:
portfolio to be awarded and will complete ■■ the Coastal Otago Network Outcomes
Downer took out the top spot a package of projects designed to address Contract (NOC) which covers routine
increased travel demand and congestion in maintenance and operation of more
at the Civil Contractors NZ the south of Christchurch and Canterbury. than 770 kilometres of the State
Hirepool Construction Excellence The upgraded road network will provide Highway network until July 2023;
Awards in August for the better access to and from the south of ■■ an alliance between Downer and the
Christchurch, the city centre and Lyttelton, NZ Transport Agency to manage
Holcim project in Auckland by improving the capacity, safety and alignment the Milford Road network including
and Timaru, for projects of the Christchurch Southern Corridor. maintenance of State Highway 94,
greater than $30 million. CSM2 includes eight kilometres of new the Homer tunnel and avalanche
four lane motorway, five kilometres of programs, until July 2024;
Three years ago, Holcim embarked on a project ■■ contracts for the maintenance of the
to secure their strategic future in New Zealand. existing SH1 duplication, five kilometres of
local roads and adaptions, seven bridges urban and rural road networks for
Downer was engaged to provide Early
over the new highway and one local road Dunedin City Council and Hauraki
Contractor Involvement and main construction
works for Holcim’s $100 million investment in culverted beneath it. Construction will begin District Council until June 2019;
two new 30,000 tonne cement storage facilities. in October and is expected to be completed ■■ upgrading a six kilometre section of the
by late 2019. Waikato Expressway, a project within
Downer engaged and managed over
the Roads of National Significance (RONS)
80 consultants, sub-contractors and suppliers In July, the Downer-Soletanche Bachy
from around the world to build these dome program for the NZ Transport Agency;
joint venture was awarded one of the
storage facilities in New Zealand. Works also first construction contracts for the City ■■ three projects in Christchurch for the
included ship unloading at both sites and ship Rail Link project, an underground rail line Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority
loading at Timaru, an innovative pneumatic and several projects for Christchurch
linking Britomart and the Auckland city
cement transfer system, a cement aeration City Council as part of the Dudley
system, truck load facilities, a flagship centre with the existing western line near
Mt Eden. Creek Flood Remediation scheme;
office and laboratory, utilities buildings,
■■ a number of open space management
and mechanical and electrical services to
make the plant operational. contracts across the North Island; and
■■ a project to construct a new wharf and
Downer commenced this project in February
passenger terminal at Half Moon Bay in
2014 and handed it over 27 months and
Auckland as well as a water maintenance
226,000 working hours later, with an excellent
safety and environmental record, on time and contract for Taupo District Council.
within budget. n The Chief Executive Officer of Downer,
Grant Fenn, said:
“These contract wins reflect
the strength of our business and
the breadth of our capability in
New Zealand.”
Congratulations to our Kiwi colleagues! n
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OUR BUSINESS
Full Year Results
On 4 August, Downer reported its results for the 12 months to 30 June 2016.
All announcements and presentations are available on the Downer website
and intranet, with the key numbers being:
The Chief Executive Officer of Downer, Grant We must maintain the momentum and
■■ Net profit after tax of Fenn, said in his message to all employees: ensure we are focused on helping our
$180.6 million; customers to succeed.
“Overall I am very pleased with the results,
■■ Total revenue of $7.4 billion; particularly because for the sixth successive “Thank you for your hard work during the
year we have delivered profit on target and 2016 financial year and, most importantly,
■■ Earnings before interest
and tax of $276.9 million; an outstanding cash flow result. please remain vigilant about safety and
continue to look out for yourself and your
■■ Operating cash flow of “Our business is successfully transitioning
colleagues,”
$447.8 million, representing for the growth in public infrastructure and
cash conversion of 92.8% of service delivery. Over 55% of Downer’s Through the month of August, Mr Fenn
earnings before interest, tax, revenues today are generated from servicing discussed the results with groups of employees
depreciation and amortisation; public infrastructure customers in Australia in Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney, Hexham,
and New Zealand and this percentage will Perth, Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
■■ Gearing of 4.0% with available
rise in the years ahead. At the beginning of his presentations,
liquidity of
$1.1 billion; and Mr Fenn highlighted the importance of our
“I am also pleased that our relaunched brand
Purpose, Promise and Pillars. Please take
■■ Work-in-hand of $18.6 billion. and Relationships Creating Success program
a moment to remind yourself of these
has been embraced by our people and
foundations of our business. n
received so positively by our customers.
OUR PURPOSE, PROMISE AND PILLARS
OUR PURPOSE OUR PILLARS
We exist to create and sustain
the modern environment by
building trusted relationships
Thought
with our public and private Safety Delivery Relationships Leadership
sector customers.
OUR PROMISE Zero Harm is
embedded in
We build trust by
deliverying on our
We collaborate
to build and
We remain at the
forefront of our
To work closely with our Downer’s culture promises with sustain enduring industry by employing
and is fundamental excellence while relationships the best people and
customers to help them succeed, to the company’s focusing on safety, based on trust having the courage
using world leading insights future success value for money and integrity to challenge the
and efficiency status quo
and solutions.
Our business is founded
on four pillars which
support our Promise and
our Purpose.
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OUR BUSINESS
Left to right: Andrew Foster, EGM Engineering and Technology; Brett Sangster, EGM Defence; Troy Huckstepp, AGIS Director; Joel Deans, AGIS Director; and Brendan Petersen,
CEO Engineering, Construction and Maintenance.
Downer expands its Defence
footprint with acquisition
Downer’s footprint in the Defence sector has been expanded with the acquisition
of AGIS, a professional services and engineering company.
AGIS provides project management, systems “Defence represents a growth service ‘smarts’, together with its military
engineering and integration, and capability business sector for Downer with credentials, has allowed them to establish
development advice to a range of government significant opportunities in the themselves as a trusted advisor inside
agencies including the Department of Defence, pipeline over the next 10 to 20 years Defence and government, providing both
Australian Defence Force and Department that fit well within our current customer-side services and program
of Foreign Affairs and Trade. delivery on major capital projects such as
capabilities,” he said.
the replacement of deployable wide area
AGIS was founded in 2008 and employs more
“The Defence sector will continue to be a networks and test facilities to support the
than 70 people, including those with subject
growth market for the foreseeable future new submarine fleet.
matter expertise in specialised Defence fields.
and Downer, with its strong track record in “We are excited about the
The CEO of Engineering, Construction and the delivery of Defence projects in Australia
Maintenance, Brendan Petersen, said the opportunities created by this new
and New Zealand, is well placed to take a
acquisition represents a significant opportunity partnership and look forward to
meaningful role.
for the two companies to combine skills and continued growth in the future.”
experience in the Defence sector. “AGIS adds to Downer its historical
knowledge and relationships with the AGIS will retain its brand and the management
Department of Defence and other important and operation of the business will remain
government agencies. AGIS’s technical in place. n
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AWARDS
Awards for EC&M
The National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) has recognised
us with a number of State awards at the annual industry Excellence Awards.
State NECA award win in Victoria
Our Victorian Construction team won the overall award for Commercial Commenting on the award win Brett Ardern, Operations Manager
Large Project for the Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre (VCCC) South East Region, said: “It is a great endorsement to be recognised
project with judges recognising Downer’s ability to deliver a technically by the National Electrical and Communications Association for the
innovative, high quality outcome on time, on budget and without great work our team delivered for the VCCC project.
incident for this landmark project. The Victorian Comprehensive Cancer
“This award is testament to the strong relationships forged between
Centre project has delivered a new $1 billion facility, purpose-built
the Downer project team, our subcontractors and our client, who
for cancer research, treatment and care. Downer’s scope of work
worked collaboratively to successfully deliver a challenging yet
on the project consisted of the supply, installation, testing and
rewarding and beneficial project for the community.
commissioning of electrical infrastructure services.
“I congratulate everyone involved with the Victorian Comprehensive
In addition to the excellence award win, the Construction team also
Cancer Centre and Post Entry Quarantine Facility projects on this
received a Certificate of Commendation for Commercial Large Project
great achievement.”
for the Commonwealth of Australia Post Entry Quarantine Facility project.
Steve Turner, Project Manager (Yandi Sustaining project), Len Geoff Baudains, Project Director Wheatstone LNG project, Left to right: Mike Purnell, NECA council member, Cindy Rafanelli,
Cappeluti, Operations Manager, Construction WA, Craig Saywell, Best Third Year Apprentice, Harrison Gray and Adam Cook, L&H State Manager Victoria and Tasmania and Andrew Aquilina,
Project Manager (Harding Dam Water Treatment Plant project) Executive General Manager, Construction. Regional Manager Commercial & Social Infrastructure, Downer
and Adam Cook, Executive General Manager, Construction. Engineering, Construction and Maintenance.
Four NECA award wins in Western Australia
Our Construction team in WA won the overall award for Industrial Best Second Year Apprentice Commercial, and apprentice Harrison
Large Project for the Yandicoogina Iron Ore Mine with judges Gray, currently working on the Wheatstone oil and gas project, was
recognising Downer’s ability to deliver a technically innovative, high awarded the overall award for Best Third Year Apprentice.
quality outcome on time, on budget and without incident. Downer
In addition to the award wins, Downer’s Next Generation Technologies
delivered electrical and instrumentation services and the scope of
business received a Certificate of Commendation for Energy Efficiency
work consisted of the construction of a new wet processing plant,
and Environment for the City of Perth Mobile Solar CCTV Unit project.
transfer stations, conveyors and crushing plant as well as critical cut
over works of new systems into the existing brownfields plant. Downer’s Executive General Manager, Construction, Adam Cook, said:
“It’s great to be recognised by the National Electrical and Communications
The team also won the overall award for Industrial Medium Project for
Association for the work our project teams and apprentices have
the Harding Dam Water Treatment Plant which included construction
delivered for our projects in Western Australia. To win one NECA
of a new 33kV substation and delivering increased power supply
Excellence award is a great result, but to win four awards and a
to enable future expansion to boost capacity to 60ML/d. With the
commendation is an outstanding achievement. Our Construction teams
ability to monitor performance remotely, the new substation is a key
and our two apprentices should be very proud of their award wins and
upgrade for the Water Treatment Plant.
I am thrilled they have been recognised for their efforts.” .
Downer apprentice Hamish Watson, who works on the Mandurah
Forum shopping centre expansion project won the overall award for
The State winners will now go on to the NECA National Awards which will be announced in late November. n
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AWARDS
Samantha Wood
recognised
at Women
in Industry
Awards 2016
The third
annual
Women
Pictured left to right: Andrew Fowler, Senior Project Manager, Tasmanian Department of State Growth; Daniel in Industry
Longey, Project Manager, VEC; Lincoln Bromwich, General Manager, VEC & Jo Varley, Membership Manager and
Strategic Support VIC/TAS, Dial Before You Dig
Awards
were held
VEC shines at the on 14 July to
recognise and reward
Tasmanian CCF Awards
the achievements of
women working within
the mining, engineering,
manufacturing, logistics
VEC Civil Engineering (VEC) has received exceptional and commercial road
recognition at the recent Tasmanian Civil Contractors transport industries.
Federation (CCF) Earth and State Awards gala event, taking
This is the only awards program of its
out two Awards and receiving three finalist nominations. kind to encompass mining, manufacturing,
engineering and now both transport and
VEC took out the State Winner Category logistics. It encourages the industrial
4 Award (project value $10 to $30 million) world to raise the profile of women
for their Tasmanian Highway East Derwent VEC also received working in these sectors by embracing
Highway Interchange Roadworks project three finalist diversity and creating clear paths for
and the Commitment to Training and Skills
Development (Employer) Award.
nominations for: the next generation to follow, as well as
highlighting all the work done by the
■■ Equipment Operator pioneering women of Australian industry.
“Being recognised by our industry
of the Year: Keith Lee; Samantha Wood was a finalist in the
for the work we deliver and the
■■ Category 2 (project value “Excellence in Mining” category, recognised
importance we place on the training
$1 to $5 million) for their Slip for her achievements as a Shift Supervisor
and development of our people
and Bank Stabilisation Rock at the Christmas Creek mine.
is something special, and these Cutting program of work for
awards reflect the outstanding the Tasmanian Department
In June, Samantha transferred to the
work of our team,” said Lincoln role of Autonomous Haulage System
of State Growth; and
Bromwich, General Manager, Supervisor at Meandu Mine.
■■ Category 3 (project value
VEC Civil Engineering. $5 to $10 million) for their “It was an honour to be nominated,
let alone receive, an award in the
Upper Ringarooma Irrigation Mining excellence category. I hope
CCF Tasmania’s Earth and State Awards and Scheme project for Tasmanian my recognition demonstrates to
Gala Dinner is an annual event Irrigation. young women across Downer that
which celebrates the achievements and we can be successful in our industry
successes of Tasmania’s Civil Contracting irrespective of gender. I believe it’s
businesses and their employees. As winner important to have great role models
of the Category 4 State Award, VEC will and I left the event feeling very
inspired by all the amazing finalists
be representing Tasmania at the National and guest speakers.” n
CCF Earth Awards in Canberra – which
will be held in October. n
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INNOVATION
Otracom
redevelopment
project
awarded
to Snowden
Downer is redeveloping its world-class tyre analysis and reporting software, Otracom,
to bring even more value to its users across the globe. The redevelopment project has
been awarded to Snowden, the developers of the original Otracom solution and other
world-class mining software systems.
In use in seven countries at over 80 mines, subscribe to the system itself. Otracom is Snowden is a mining consultancy and software
Otracom is an internationally recognised Tyre user-friendly, and provides integration with business that supports mining companies
Management System (TMS) that tracks and tyre-pressure management systems (TPMS), and their investors in evaluating new mines,
manages tyres and rims from manufacture fleet management and ERP systems. It is improving the performance of existing
to disposal to identify performance trends supported from Australia, with support operations and complying with regulatory
and, ultimately, reduce tyre-related costs. resources also based in South Africa and Chile. requirements. Perhaps best known for 30 years
It provides customers with lifecycle inventory of mining technical consulting experience
The improved software will address user
control (including repairs, transfers, scrapped across the globe, Snowden has also developed
feedback and suggestions, as well as
tyres), tyre cost analysis, budgeting and a growing technology business. Over the
incorporating new and exciting technologies
forecasting, real-time alerts and notifications, past 15 years, Snowden has delivered world-
that will improve performance, user experience
and business intelligence reporting. class commercial mining software systems
and deliver enhanced reporting and analytics
such as Reconcilor and Supervisor, as well
Otracom is a multi-language web and mobile for users to drive improved business
as developing and maintaining a number
app-based system accessed over the Internet. performance. The redeveloped software
of bespoke systems for some of the largest
Customers use Otracom either as part of the is planned for release in early 2017.
mining companies in the world.
Otraco tyre management service or
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INNOVATION
Snowden and
Microsoft form
strategic partnership
Snowden has formed a strategic partnership with Microsoft
to drive cloud-first solutions to the mining industry. With
an agreed strategy to make cloud technologies relevant
to mining, both parties are working closely to develop and
market Snowden’s new cloud platform.
Due for launch later this year, the new
platform will deliver rich end-to-end
capability from data import and storage
through to the application of advanced
analytics, machine learning and visualisation. The CEO of Snowden, John Hearne,
said the support of Microsoft was a
The platform is built on the latest strong endorsement.
services provided by Microsoft’s “Our decision to invest in the
cutting edge cloud platform, development of a world-class
Azure. Snowden’s platform cloud platform on the latest
enables the rapid implementation technology is something the
of Internet of Things solutions, mining industry is demanding to
ingesting data from devices and drive productivity improvements.
traditional data sources alike, We look forward to introducing
extracting valuable insights and Microsoft’s leading technologies
presenting those insights through to our customers, and exploring
Brendan Swan, Plant Systems Superintendent powerful visualisations. the wealth of opportunities that
for Downer’s Mining division, said: “Downer
is excited to commence this redevelopment It also delivers high-tech cloud-based
arise from this association.”
project to upgrade our Otracom software applications which leverage the depth
system. We are very happy to have Snowden of technical mining knowledge in the
on board as our partners in this project. Snowden team and partners it with the
Snowden brings innovation, efficiency and power of scalable cloud computing to
professionalism alongside a proven track provide solutions to complex problems
record of delivering software development that can be run on a PC, tablet, or even Rob Taylor, Head of Strategic Deals
projects. Snowden will be working with a smartphone. at Microsoft Australia, said:
Downer’s range of domain experts on this
project and we look forward to showing
Providing this level of highly configurable “Empowering mining
data mining, without the need to install organisations to achieve more
our users the enhancements and new
additional software, places Snowden at becomes possible when industry
capabilities over the coming months”.
the forefront in effectively applying this leaders such as Snowden invest
John Hearne, CEO of Snowden said: technology to the mining industry. n and innovate in the sector. We are
“Snowden is thrilled to be awarded this
work and be working with Downer on this
excited to work with Snowden
exciting project. We are looking forward to to bring increased flexibility,
implementing state of the art technology to scalability and adaptability to
improve all aspects of the user experience mining organisations through
and outcomes. This award provides support this strategic partnership.”
to our growing technology business.” n
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AROUND DOWNER
The first train crossing following the urgent reinstatement work delivered by the VEC team on the Kimberley Rail Bridge.
VEC delivers TasRail flood damage
reinstatement work in record time
Our VEC Civil Engineering business in Tasmania has stepped
up to the challenge and delivered flood damage reinstatement
work in record time, ensuring critical services are back and
running for TasRail.
The reinstatement program of work saw the precast abutment, fabrication and installation
business completing technically challenging of a 45-tonne steel bridge span, construction
critical infrastructure repair projects including of 200 lineal metres of rail embankment to a
the Kimberley Rail Bridge over the Mersey height of four metres, track install and rock
River in North West Tasmania that partially protection of the abutment.
collapsed and needed embankment
In order to meet the tight schedule VEC Civil
reinstatement.
Engineering utilised its pre-cast concrete
“Our commitment to get the Kimberley fabrication facility to construct the concrete
Rail Bridge up and running in five weeks abutment and abutment earth retaining panels.
delighted our customer, TasRail, who
“The first train passed over the Kimberley
needed this critical infrastructure urgently
Bridge on Thursday 21 July just after 8:30am,
reinstated,” said Lincoln Bromwich, General
in line with our commitment,” said Lincoln.
Manager, VEC Civil Engineering.
“Our local Tasmanian team should be very
The floods caused extensive damage to the
proud of themselves – they delivered a
location, and works included geotechnical Flood damaged Kimberley Rail Bridge prior to
fantastic outcome in tight timelines, safely, reinstatement work
investigation, design, demolition of collapsed
and exceeded customer expectations.” n
structures, driving steel piles for a new
abutment, fabrication and installation ofDowner News 11
COMMUNITY
Wesley Mission Vision Valley
gets a Downer facelift
More than 60 workers from our Road Services Network Management team recently pitched
in for a day to help improve the facilities at Wesley Mission Vision Valley.
They painted the auditorium, a few rooms “Over the past year, staff at Wesley Vision “Our mission is to do all the good
and a chapel, repaired a retaining wall, Valley have supported over 23,000 guests to we can, because every life matters
constructed an archery area, cleared an create memorable experiences and re-learn and we are grateful to have Downer
overgrown bushwalk and carried out some how to work as a team,” said Andrew Moore, and their skills on the journey with
other general vegetation clearance. Executive Manager – Conferences and us,” he said.
Education at Wesley Mission Vision Valley.
“We really wanted to engage with
“Keeping a large Australian bush-based “A number of our employees work on the
our local community and Wesley
conference and recreation facility in good maintenance contract that cover the local
Mission Vision Valley was the area, so having them come in and give a day
obvious choice for us as they work shape is a constant challenge. We are
excited to have the team from Downer of their time helping out a local charity was
closely with community groups a very meaningful experience for them,”
donating their time and talent to help us
and underprivileged children. It said Stuart Billing, National General Manager
paint, regenerate and refresh the site
was great giving something back to so we can help more people next year. – Road Network Management.”
them for the services they provide,” Well done to Alison and the team involved
said Alison Devereaux, Commercial for your community spirit! n
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OUR DOWNER
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office, has had a last minute call up to represent New Zealand
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Our Christchurch office has doubled as an art gallery with a display of the Spirit of Gold Collection
portraits. The portrait collection features 12 athletes, including Scott, and is touring the country
as part of the Paralympics New Zealand (PNZ) Spirit of Gold campaign in the run up to Rio 2016.
“It’s a great feeling to be able to have the Paralympics New Zealand Spirit of Gold campaign
come to Downer’s Christchurch office. Downer, and especially the Christchurch team, have
been a big part of my journey and have helped me enormously over the years, so it’s awesome
to be able to show off these amazing paintings to my colleagues.
“Each painting represents the athlete’s own journey of hard work and success in their sport -
that’s why I selected my location for the paintings to be in the Christchurch office, as a way
I can give back to my colleagues and friends to know they have been a part of my journey.”
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