Nerriga man sells bull to assist scleroderma research

David Cole
Updated June 3 2019 - 11:06am, first published May 16 2019 - 2:30pm
SALE: Bruce Temple, Jeanette Barnes, James Barnes and NSW Scleroderma Association president Marilyn Singer (OAM) at the Central West Livestock Exchange for the sale of the bull. Photo supplied.
SALE: Bruce Temple, Jeanette Barnes, James Barnes and NSW Scleroderma Association president Marilyn Singer (OAM) at the Central West Livestock Exchange for the sale of the bull. Photo supplied.

A Nerriga man has donated the proceeds of a bull sale to assist in the battle against scleroderma, a disease that causes a hardening of the skin.

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David Cole

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