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NSW: Darling Downs retirement village gets clean water
Jun 28 2010
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In July 2009, residents at Rowley Brook Village were told by the Department of Health to boil their tap water after it was found to be contaminated with raw sewage. A year later and the units are about to get a connection to the water main, made possible by a grant of $62,500 of Royalties for Regions funding announced last Friday.

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A first: residents petition council wanting an over-55s retirement community

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Residents of Retirement Villages Victoria President Lawrie Robertson completes his 10-year reign

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