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Breathing new life into old computersrs

byStaff writers
19 March 2000 - Updated on 16 March 2021
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This week’s “People” story is about Melbourne Christian Brother Ben Boonen (PICTURED), who has spent the past 15 years putting together old computers for use in Catholic schools and colleges.

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