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   Murwillumbah was the location of Australia's largest-ever [12] bank robbery, when A$1.7 million in cash was stolen from the vault of the Bank of New South Wales by the 'Magnetic drill gang' in 1978. The case remains unsolved. [13]

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3. www.visitnsw.com › the-tweed-area › murwillumbahMurwillumbah, The Tweed - Accommodation, things to do & more ...

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   It’s within easy reach of the 18-hole course at Murwillumbah Golf Club, which enjoys one of the most scenic settings in the Tweed. Clarrie Hall Dam - Credit: Jewels Lynch, Tweed Tourism Group Australia. Cycle or hike the new Northern Rivers Rail Trail, which follows the region's former rail corridor through working farms, quaint country towns ...

4. www.whereis.com › nsw › murwillumbah-2482Map of Murwillumbah, NSW 2484 - Whereis

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   Aug 29, 2024 · Map of Murwillumbah, NSW 2484. Murwillumbah ( mər-WIL-əm-bah) is a town in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, Australia, in the Tweed Shire, on the Tweed River. Sitting on the south eastern foothills of the McPherson Range in the Tweed Volcano valley, Murwillumbah is 848 km north-east of Sydney, 13 km south of the Queensland ...

5. www.australias.guide › nsw › locationMurwillumbah | Tweed area | New South Wales - Australias.Guide

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   Murwillumbah is a urban area in Tweed. Murwillumbah is located on the banks of the Tweed River, overlooked by the spectacular Mount Warning. As the creative and cultural hub of the Tweed Valley, Murwillumbah is a vintage country town. Art deco shopfronts and historic Federation-style buildings house a selection of cafés, restaurants, boutiques, homeware stores and gift shops. The town is still…

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6. www.visitnorthcoast.com.au › murwillumbahMurwillumbah - Visit North Coast NSW

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   Murwillumbah’s housing spreads along the western bank of the Tweed and into the hills of the nearby McPherson ranges, providing beautiful mountain, river or valley views to many residents, and attracting new settlers wanting a country lifestyle with conveniences close by. INFORMATION. Population – 7053. Transport Service.

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   8. Go on the Murwillumbah Art Deco Walk. Head to the Murwillumbah Visitor Information Centre and pick up the free self-guided Art Deco walking trail map. This guide will take you around town to explore the architecture of Murwillumbah and the history and amazing style of Art Deco that the town is famous for. 9.

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   Where is Murwillumbah?

   • Important rural service town on the Tweed River. Murwillumbah is a substantial rural service centre lying on the banks of the Tweed River under the shadow of Mount Warning, an impressive lava plug and part of the Tweed shield volcano caldera.

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   What makes Murwillumbah a great place to live?

   • Murwillumbah’s housing spreads along the western bank of the Tweed and into the hills of the nearby McPherson ranges, providing beautiful mountain, river or valley views to many residents, and attracting new settlers wanting a country lifestyle with conveniences close by.

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   How did Murwillumbah get its name?

   • Pioneer settler and cattleman Joshua Bray first noted the name Murwillumbah in 1863 as his recording of the Aboriginal name for the local tribe and tribal lands between the Rous and Tweed Rivers, but it was not until 1868 that the first vessel appeared on the Tweed River. A year later sugar cane began growing in the district.

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   What to do in South Murwillumbah?

   • South Murwillumbah is home to Stone & Wood Brewing Co. 's second brewery, which opened in 2014. There are alternative lifestyle retreats nearby, including one of the Hare Krishna organisation. The annual Tweed Banana Festival, the second oldest festival in Australia is staged in the town. In 2005, the festival celebrated its 50th anniversary.

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   Is Murwillumbah a good place to stay?

   • For all of these reasons, and many more, Murwillumbah is a great base from which to explore the quaint villages and scenic countryside of the Valley and there is a wide range of accommodation to choose from, including motels, historic pubs, caravan parks, cottages, B and Bs, and backpacker hostels. Murwillumbah is a urban area in Tweed.

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   How to get to Murwillumbah?

   • The fastest way to get to Murwillumbah is to fly into the Gold Coast Airport, just a 30-minute drive to the northeast, or the Ballina Byron Gateway Airport, an hour to the south. If you’re a fan of road trips, the drive from Sydney takes around nine hours, following the Legendary Pacific Coast route. From Brisbane, the drive is less than two hours.

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9. www.aussietowns.com.au › town › murwillumbah-nswMurwillumbah, NSW - Aussie Towns

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   Murwillumbah is a substantial rural service centre lying on the banks of the Tweed River under the shadow of Mount Warning, an impressive lava plug and part of the Tweed shield volcano caldera. Given its volcanic origins the local soil is particularly rich, the rainfall is substantial and consequently the farming of cattle and sugar cane ensures that the valley is affluent and prosperous.