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Matthew Galea

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Matthew Galea

Local Resident

Gippsland · VIC

CPK McLaren Motorbody

CPK McLaren Motorbody

We’re a family-owned Gippsland smash repair business based in Leongatha, committed to providing quality repairs that our community can trust. With a perfect 5.0-star Google rating from over 70 reviews, we focus on delivering top-notch service, honesty, and transparency in everything we do. At CPK McLaren Motorbody, we bring together experience and dedication. Founded on family values, we’ve built our reputation through consistent, high-quality work and ethical practices.
We’re a team of nine skilled panel beaters, each qualified in their trade, including spray painting, panel beating, and motor mechanics.
Our workshop is equipped with the latest technology to meet the highest standards for every repair.
We’re the ‘smash repairer near me’ that you can trust! Don’t settle for sub-standard repairs.
For us, it’s not just about fixing cars – it’s about getting you safely back on the road with peace of mind.

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Distinguished and Famous people from Renmark

🎵 Ruby Hunter

Ruby Hunter was born on Goat Island near Renmark. Taken from her family as a child, she later met Archie Roach while experiencing homelessness; they became partners in life and music. Roach recorded her song Down City Streets on Charcoal Lane. Her debut album Thoughts Within followed in 1994, and she became the first Aboriginal woman signed to a major record label. Her songs gave national audiences a distinctive voice shaped by survival and relationships.

🎥 Dean Semler

Dean Semler was born at Renmark in 1943 and began camera work with ABC television in Adelaide. Moving into film, he worked on documentaries including A Steam Train Passes before shooting features such as Mad Max 2, The Lighthorsemen and Dead Calm. His cinematography for Dances with Wolves earned an Academy Award in 1991. The career moved between very different visual worlds, from a steam locomotive and Australian landscapes to large international productions. Renmark’s association is the beginning of that life, before the technical and artistic decisions that would place his images on cinema screens around the world.

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Paddle Steamer at Renmark (m) Thanks to Ian Sutton