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Home›general›‘More seagulls than people’: Nine months after reopening, City Square is a ghost town
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‘More seagulls than people’: Nine months after reopening, City Square is a ghost town

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by Sydney Morning Herald•4h ago•0 views•
‘More seagulls than people’: Nine months after reopening, City Square is a ghost town
The square opposite the Town Hall reopened nine months ago but it’s still largely deserted with the cafe, bar and retail outlets underneath the Westin Hotel facing the square still vacant and boarded up.
The square opposite the Town Hall reopened nine months ago but it’s still largely deserted with the cafe, bar and retail outlets underneath the Westin Hotel facing the square still vacant and boarded up.
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