UniSC and Bullets team up
11 SepThe University of the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane Bullets have announced an education partnership that will launch this Saturday when the Bullets take on the Cairns Taipans at UniSC Arena in a pre-season challenge.
The University of the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane Bullets have announced an education partnership that will launch this Saturday when the Bullets take on the Cairns Taipans at UniSC Arena in a pre-season challenge.
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