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Junee is a historic railway town of approx. 4000 population and is situated halfway between Melbourne & Sydney on the Olympic Highway.
Junee is also an ideal stopover for travellers between Adelaide & Sydney / Canberra.
Its south eastern edge is framed by the banks of the Murrumbidgee River while the remaining undulating, fertile pastoral and cultivated country.
BEST INLAND TOURIST PARK 2006
NSW tourism Minister Sandra Nori, (centre) Peter and Faye from Junee Tourist Park |
Winners are grinners and Faye and Peter Mansell of Junee Tourist Park were all smiles when they won the Best Inland Tourist Park 2006 Award at the Inland Tourism Awards on Sunday, night July 30 in Wagga Wagga.
Top Tourist Parks Executive Manager, Bill Pycroft, told GoSeeAustralia: 'It is good to see our members taking part in awards like this as it encourages other parks to take part. For Faye and Peter their success is recognition of all the hard work that you have put in'.
Read this full article published on GoSeeAustralia.com.au |
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Historic ‘Monte Cristo’ is situated on a hill overlooking Junee and commands a panoramic view of the whole area.
One of the finest colonial mansions in the Riverina, it was built in 1884 by C.W. Crawley, an influential pioneer in Junee.
‘Monte Cristo’ has been fully restored and furnished with fine antiques. It is open daily for inspection.Read More »
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