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    Visiting pupils venture out of classroom to visit Malabar Coal’s Maxwell Infrastructure site at Muswellbrook

    admin June 24, 2019 September 24th, 2023

    Home ยป Visiting pupils venture out of classroom to visit Malabar Coal’s Maxwell Infrastructure site at Muswellbrook

    The Year 12 pupils from Calrossy Anglican School visited Malabar Coal’s Maxwell Infrastructure site, the area formerly known as Drayton South.

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