Renewal co-ordination unit Newcastle and region : status report as at June 1991.

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Newcastle City Council

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: JUN 1991Description: ca. 75p. : illReport number: Local GovernmentSubject(s):

Subject: Reports social, economic and physical progress made by Newcastle and its people since the December 1989 earthquake. The report outlines the real achievements that have been made that reflects the advanced stage of recovery.

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Reports social, economic and physical progress made by Newcastle and its people since the December 1989 earthquake. The report outlines the real achievements that have been made that reflects the advanced stage of recovery.

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