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NSW: $20m Magnolia Manor opens its doors on central coast
Nov 04 2010
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The Weekly Source

The $20m Magnolia Manor aged care facility has opened in Kanwal on the central coast of NSW. The new facility is owned by the Shteinman family who also own centres at Merrylands and Collaroy in Sydney. The new centre employs 80 full-time staff and provides high, low and dementia specific accommodation for 128 residents.

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