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Welcome to Roger Quinn's demonstration blog. This blog has been lovingly created using Google Blogger and is intended as a demonstration resource for students within the Design Centre, Hunter Institute of TAFE, Newcastle NSW Australia.

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  1. Unknown22 May 2017 at 17:37

    Rodger Quinn is an Excellent Teacher and I would highly recommend him to anyone

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  2. Unknown22 May 2017 at 18:16

    Roger Quinn is one of the Best Teacher's I have ever had the pleasure to know.
    His name has been used in conversation regularly to all I know in the graphic design industry.
    He is highly recommended to all.

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