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Will Sydney’s Victoria barracks become a no man’s land after about-face on sale?

The government has walked back plans to sell the historic barracks, prompting questions about its future and upkeep Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Before February, when the defence department announced its intention to sell Australia’s oldest active military site, only a handful of people would show up for its weekly public tours. Now more than 100 queue outside the…

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    Will Sydney’s Victoria barracks become a no man’s land after about-face on sale? (opens The Guardian in a new tab)

    The government has walked back plans to sell the historic barracks, prompting questions about its future and upkeep Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Before February, when the defence department announced its intention to sell…

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