NSW: Coffs Coast may get two much needed aged care facilities

Jun 07 2010 Updated July 4, 2023

The Weekly Source

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One Mullaway, Coffs Coast, aged care facility has been given the go-ahead by Coffs Harbour Council. A set of revised plans for a second, 80-room residential facility, costing about $11.7 million in nearby Darkum road have also been submitted to the director general of Planning.

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