Pinarc has let rooms to U3A at their new home at Golden Point and the opportunities for both groups are endless

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Updated April 19 2018 - 5:19pm, first published 12:51pm
BUILDING BONDS: Pinarc chief executive Marianne Hubbard and Ballarat U3A president Jack Engwerda in the former Golden Point Primary School. Picture: Lachlan Bence
BUILDING BONDS: Pinarc chief executive Marianne Hubbard and Ballarat U3A president Jack Engwerda in the former Golden Point Primary School. Picture: Lachlan Bence

Two very different groups of Ballarat residents are forming a unique bond that sees both sides learning and helping one another.

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Michelle Smith

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