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The coat hangers remain on the walls of the Wrights Bush Hall where dances and gatherings used to bring the community together.
Years later, the building had gone unused and the floors scuffed by the odd rugby practice when it was too cold to train outside.
However, the hall has been … View moreThe coat hangers remain on the walls of the Wrights Bush Hall where dances and gatherings used to bring the community together.
Years later, the building had gone unused and the floors scuffed by the odd rugby practice when it was too cold to train outside.
However, the hall has been refurbished and was reopened on Tuesday as the Wrights Bush Community Market.
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