Southern Cross: Cootamundra village opens new section

Nov 18 2010 Updated July 4, 2023

The Weekly Source

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Southern Cross has officially opened the newest section of its Cootamundra retirement village. The additions mean that each village resident has their own private apartment with ensuite bathroom. The complex also features dining rooms, lounge activity areas, conversation hubs, coffee shop, kids corner for visiting grandchildren and a prayer room.

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