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Berk

By Berk,
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I'm #495.

Other people's comments are interesting and constructive to read!

Mine was only short.

:)

I just did a short comment about attracting tourism through car clubs and giving drivers a place to safely drive their cars how they want to. The Wagga council always seem to be spruiking tourism, without doing anything about it other than make retirement home ads. And everyone loves hoon bashing...... :domokun:

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34GeeTeeTee

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signed.

More tracks are needed in nsw, but i would prefer to see a track open in Newcastle (i.e. the MG car club proposal). I feel that would service alot more people then wagga wagga.

I think there are quite a lot that feel the same way, but there have been a few attempts and nothing successful so far...

We can only try spread the word and keep up the demand for such a venue, it would do a LOT of people a great deal of good to be able to use their cars OFF the street :)

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