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Torbay Retirement Group: $16m second village opened
Nov 04 2010
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Not for profit operator, Torbay Retirement Villages has opened its second senior’s facility – the $16m Parklands Retirement Haven in Urangan, Queensland. The new two-storey complex features independent living units, both low and high care, respite care and palliative care.

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