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Rick Farley Soil Conservation Reserve and MAGIC

The Rick Farley Soil Conservation Reserve was established near Pooncarie in 2007 by the Crown Lands Division, Far West Area, to honour the late Rick Farley, a tireless advocate for farmers, soil conservation, environmental management and reconciliation.
Moonbi Recreation Reserve Hall, Fairholme Telephone Exchange

Moonbi Recreation Reserve Hall, Fairholme Telephone Exchange

Situated between Condobolin and Forbes in Central West NSW, on the Lachlan Valley Way, is the Moonbi Recreation Reserve Hall. The hall is nestled on the banks of Island Creek, an anabranch of the Lachlan River, on Crown land.
Bianca and daughter and Ian at meeting earlier in the year.

Show societies gets younger volunteers on board

The Agricultural Societies Council of NSW (ASC) is a key user group of showgrounds located on Crown land. One of the greatest challenges facing volunteer-run committees is recruiting new members, but the ASC is winning over a new generation of volunteers with its Next Generation program.
The Broken Earth Cafe (foreground) with the iconic Miner’s Memorial (background far right) sits high above Broken Hill, perched on top of mining overburden that bisects the city.

Cultural heritage and great tucker on the Hill

The Line of Lode precinct is a Crown reserve located in Broken Hill, and includes the iconic Miners’ Memorial complex and a commercially operated business, the Broken Earth Café. It’s a great example of public land being used in tandem with a local business to benefit the local community and tourists.
Norah Head Lighthouse

Norah Head Lighthouse Reserve

The historic Norah Head Lighthouse on the Central Coast is a popular tourist attraction that also offers holiday accommodation and venue hire for weddings and other functions.
Bottle Bend boat ramp

Bottle Bend on the mend

Bottle Bend Reserve is nature reserve on the Murray River, near the Monak. The picturesque riverine environment offers camping sites, picnic tables and walking tracks.
Pandanas at Chinaman’s Beach. Credit: Richard Gates

Dirawong 'Old man goanna'

Every year, tens of thousands of visitors are attracted Dirawong's 300+ hectares of magnificent sandy beaches, abundant wildflowers, Aboriginal cultural history and more...

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This Crown land manager web resource was printed on 7 Jun 2020. The information contained in this web resource is based on knowledge and understanding at the time of writing Jun 2020. However, because of advances in knowledge, users are reminded of the need to ensure that the information upon which they rely is up to date and to check the currency of the information by referring to the website (www.reservemanager.nsw.gov.au).

© State of New South Wales through Department of Planning, Industry & Environment 2020.

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