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Fight to save century-old Queensland saleyard continues despite being added to heritage register
The fight to save a century-old saleyard south of Brisbane from redevelopment isn’t over, despite locals winning a battle for it to be heritage listed.
Key points:
- The Beaudesert saleyard was due to be demolished last year
- It is included in the Scenic Rim Regional Council’s $8 million town redevelopment plans
- A group of locals petitioned to save the saleyard and had it added to the heritage register
The Beaudesert Pig and Calf saleyard has been a meeting place for locals in the Scenic Rim since 1905 — the fortnightly event acting as more than a sale but a focal point for the community.
The saleyard was due to be demolished last year, as the space is included in the Scenic Rim Regional Council’s $8 million town redevelopment plans.
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