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Wynyard Agricultural Society Multipurpose Hall
The Tasmanian Community Fund is helping The Wynyard Agricultural and Pastoral Society to finish a brand-new multi-purpose and all-abilities accessible industrial hall, along with a renovated reception centre.
Demolition of the 111-year-old hall is finished and the new building is rapidly coming out of the ground, with completion of the project due in October.
Society Secretary Chris Stunden said the industrial hall project would benefit the Wynyard Agricultural and Pastoral Society and tenants, including the Wynyard Gymnastics Club.
“The Concrete slab has been poured, the main building steel frame is complete and now sheeting has commenced,” he said.
“The gymnasts are buzzing about the... Read more
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