Moruya's Braemar Farm: work restarts

By Josh Gidney
October 20 2014 - 6:00pm
HAPPY HORSEMAN: Braemar Farm owner Kim Hall is delighted work is getting underway for a 38-lot residential subdivision on the Moruya property. He is pictured here taking his horse into National Australia Bank headquarters in Sydney in June.
HAPPY HORSEMAN: Braemar Farm owner Kim Hall is delighted work is getting underway for a 38-lot residential subdivision on the Moruya property. He is pictured here taking his horse into National Australia Bank headquarters in Sydney in June.

The Braemar Farm saga is a step closer to a happy ending with civil contractors back working on the Moruya subdivision site.

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