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Boyup Brook caravan park faces possible closure as legal dispute deepens

28.07.2026 18:00 1 min 1 source
Manjimup Bridgetown Times ENG
Boyup Brook caravan park faces possible closure as legal dispute deepens
Original source: Manjimup Bridgetown Times

The Flax Mill Caravan Park in Boyup Brook, Western Australia, may temporarily close if a dispute over long-term residents is not resolved and the current operator leaves. The legal conflict has escalated, threatening the park's operation.

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Boyup Brook caravan park faces possible closure as legal dispute deepens

28.07.2026 Manjimup Bridgetown Times ENG Original source

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