Uniting Osborne House knitters create better start for Uganda's 'fish and chip babies'

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Updated February 21 2017 - 4:49pm, first published February 16 2017 - 2:13pm
KNIT NATTER: Osborne House residents Audrey Boyd, Dorothy Scott, Vonnie Muller, Alice O'Neill and Pauline Nield knit, chat and laugh their way towards helping Uganda's 'fish and chip babies'.
KNIT NATTER: Osborne House residents Audrey Boyd, Dorothy Scott, Vonnie Muller, Alice O'Neill and Pauline Nield knit, chat and laugh their way towards helping Uganda's 'fish and chip babies'.

Some of Uganda’s ‘fish and chip babies’ will soon head home from hospital in greater comfort thanks to a group of Nowra knitters. 

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