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‘Pool deserts’: The Sydney suburb where residents wait up to seven years for a swim

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The Age Australia
By Cindy Yin, William Sun
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‘Pool deserts’: The Sydney suburb where residents wait up to seven years for a swim
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A Herald analysis of Sydney’s 76 public pools found it will cost $531 million to rebuild ten aquatic centres which have closed for redevelopment.

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  • ‘Pool deserts’: The Sydney suburb where residents wait up to seven years for a swim.
  • A Herald analysis of Sydney’s 76 public pools found it will cost $531 million to rebuild ten aquatic centres which have closed for redevelopment.
  • A Herald analysis of Sydney’s 76 public pools found it will cost $531 million to rebuild ten aquatic centres which have closed for redevelopment.

A Herald analysis of Sydney’s 76 public pools found it will cost $531 million to rebuild ten aquatic centres which have closed for redevelopment.

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