McGarry makes move to Brisbane Roar
The left-back made just 28 appearances since joining in 2023, due in large part to Jack MacKenzie's form, and spent the second half of last season on loan to Athens Kallithea.
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The 27-year-old New Zealand cap scored one Dons goal - against Dumbarton in last season's League Cup group stage - and leaves with the "best wishes" of manager Jimmy Thelin.
"A culmination of frustrating injuries and the form of Jack made life a little difficult for James, but I have never had any complaints about his attitude or professionalism," Thelin said.
"Sometimes things just don't quite go the way everyone plans when a player makes a move, and I think that is the case here.
"He has a lot of experience in the A-League, and with a fresh start, I am sure he'll do well there."
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