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CWA offloads heritage hostel to raise millions for charity
A unique piece of Ipswich’s history is on the market, with the heritage-listed former girls’ hostel owned by the Country Women’s Association (CWA) set to go under the hammer.
The large CBD parcel includes a grand 12-bedrooms Federation-style house and a brick building with four units, and…
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