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NEWS & LINKSLocal AttractionsGunnedah is known as the Koala Capital of the World. Thanks to the special tree corridors that have been planted throughout the town, it is home to Australia’s largest and healthiest population of koalas. These are regularly spotted when walking along the residential streets and bush tracks. The black soil plains surrounding this thriving centre comprise some of the richest agricultural and grazing land in NSW and the farming economy is showcased each year at the Ag-Quip field days which attract more than 100,000 people from all over Australia. This land of sweeping plains and the rugged mountain ranges beyond also served as the inspiration for Australia’s best loved and most quoted poem, ‘My Country’. Poet Dorothea Mackellar came to ‘love a sunburnt country’ on visits to her brothers properties in the area and the town pays homage to its favourite adopted daughter at the Dorothea Mackellar Memorial Wing in the Visitor Information Centre and through the trail of poetry plaques set out along the main streets. Gunnedah offers a diversity of attractions from the Water Tower and Rural Museums to Waterways Wildlife Park and Lake Keepit – truly something for everyone! (*From the Gunnedah Shire Council website) Infogunnedah You Tube videoRecommended LinksNamoi Valley Independent - Gunnedah's Newspaper Town Map (printable in PDF format) |
 News21 Sept 11 - GSA awarded for execellence in businnes sustainability from Office of Environment & Heritage. 28 & 29 May 11 Gunnedah Serviced Apartments open for Namoi sustainable living Expo GSA featured in ReNew Magazine Issue 115 April - June 2011. Gunnedah Serviced Apartments nominated for Prime Super Northern Inland Innovation Awards - November 2010 Gunnedah Serviced Apartments nominated for Green Landlord Awards - October 2010 Gunnedah Serviced Apartments finalist in the BPN Sustainability Award 2010
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“Sustainable Features of this property” by GreenMoves
