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New tourism website puts Brewarrina on the map

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Highlights of Brewarrina Shire, including the world-renowned Baiame’s Ngunnhu fish traps, can be found on the shire’s new visitor website. PHOTO: BEVERLEY CALLOW TWH
Highlights of Brewarrina Shire, including the world-renowned Baiame’s Ngunnhu fish traps, can be found on the shire’s new visitor website. PHOTO: BEVERLEY CALLOW TWH

Story: Kristin Murdock kmurdock@outbackradio.com.au

Brewarrina Shire’s five communities and some of the region’s best-known cultural and natural attractions have been brought together in a new tourism website designed to encourage visitors to explore more of the region and stay longer.

Brewarrina Shire Council has launched the Visit Brewarrina website, providing a new digital hub for travellers planning trips to Brewarrina, Goodooga, Weilmoringle, Gongolgon and Angledool.

The site builds on the Visit Brewarrina Visitor Guide released last year and provides information about attractions, accommodation, food and drink, events and activities across the Shire.

Brewarrina Shire Council General Manager David Kirby said the website provided another way to share the region’s cultural significance with visitors. […]

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