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- ↑ Anya Whitelaw. Western Advocate 2012. Dean Brothers Help Queanbeyan Win Prestigious Cuphttp://www.westernadvocate.com.au/story/923744/dean-brothers-help-queanbeyan-claim-prestigious-cup/ (accessed 22 Dec 2013)