Talk:Uralla, New South Wales

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Try again for timelessness[edit]

recent wireless broadband trial in town using a tower on Mount Mutton has allowed independent IT professionals to relocate to the area, these have formed into a co-operative working arrangement [2]

This sounds nice, but it will date quickly. Could it be modified to cover who (a co-operative probably has a name. Who installed the wireless broadband equipment?) what - covered, a wireless broadband trail and a co-operative. when - this is my first real question where - covered (Mount Mutton), but could we have an article on Mount Mutton or a mention in the Uralla, New South Wales#landmarks section? why - Here is a good topic to investigate (!research) and report. Ga rr ie

Sections please?[edit]

There is good content on this page but it is not wikified. Could it please be restructured into section such as

(introduction) - this exists

1 Geography and climate

2 History

6 Attractions

7 Notable people from Uralla (incl. Capt Thunderbolt)

8 External links

yeah the numbers will sort themselves out I just copied the Armidale Table of Contents.

Ga rr ie 02:01, 11 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Are foundries really major employers?[edit]

The section on "Industry" currently starts with:

Three foundries account for a large amount of employment in the town, as do other metal manufacturing businesses.

However, the latest Census figures do not include metal work among the top five industries. Drilling down to the Community Profile shows that the entire Manufacturing industry accounts for only 36 jobs in the locality. I can't see any references that support the claimed amount of employment, so this raises the question of whether they really represent the "large amount of employment" claimed. If so, please provide references - otherwise this section needs to be removed. --Gronk Oz (talk) 13:25, 22 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Solar farm[edit]

See https://web.archive.org/web/20200320223632/https://www.nswnationals.org.au/solar-farm-approval-to-recharge-local-economy which is probably a primary source but the proposal itself is likely to be encyclopedic. Andrewa (talk) 22:41, 20 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]