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Graham Harvey is an Australian actor, best known for his roles in television soap operas.

Prominent roles

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His credits include: The Sullivans (as Robbie McGovern), The Young Doctors (as Dr. David Henderson), Return to Eden (as Chris Harper), E Street (as Michael Sturgess) and Neighbours (as Rob Evans).

References

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External links

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Graham Harvey at IMDb

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