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A new Village Square for Broke

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Felicity Higgins
5 years ago

If it is moved to Broke it will become a much needed heart. It will be well used

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Mick McCardle
5 years ago

This will be a great asset for the town and the LGA of Singleton.

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Lindsay Egan
5 years ago

No

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Jennifer Birtchnell
5 years ago

So important to preserve the history of the region and a wonderful opportunity for Broke, a community that works so hard to be a special tourist destination.

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Richard Chalmers
5 years ago

Will be an excellent asset for the Broke Community

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Declan McCaffrey
5 years ago

Terrific Initiative

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Julian Hele
5 years ago

Be a great asset to area and save valuable heritage

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Simon Brooker
5 years ago

Not only is this a great way to protect our valuable heritage, it also offers an amazing opportunity to develop a world class tourist destination for the Hunter Valley and NSW.

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Abby Crawford
5 years ago

I support this project to relocate these historic buildings to Broke where they will be an asset and will be not only preserved, but appreciated by locals and tourists

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Michael Valantine
5 years ago

Country towns need support for local initiatives such as this that will transform the region

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Matthew Noone
5 years ago

Fantastic idea to bring Broke alive!

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Cornelia Schulze
5 years ago

I strongly support this proposal. It would make a world of difference to the Broke Fordwich region.

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Carolyn egger
5 years ago

Beautiful town would benefit from a central meeting place

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Great initiative.

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Susan Frazier
5 years ago

This is a unique opportunity to preserve and showcase an important part of our heritage for all Australians. It will be the centre piece of wine tourism and indigenous culture in the Hunter Valley.

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Heather Wilson
5 years ago

A brilliant initiative

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Geoff Bollom
5 years ago

Great idea. Please make it happen

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Paul Woods
5 years ago

This would be great for the area

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Andrew Birtchnell
5 years ago

Broke needs a break. Under threat from gas and coal companies wishing to exploit the area over many years, many companies and government departmental officials inept but still a threat and still causing endless sleepless nights. Just do it.

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Keiran Ryan
5 years ago

A great initiative, and long overdue for a lovely part of the Hunter Valley.