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Burra vintage shop faces criticism for $5 entry fee

Summary by Greek Herald
The owner of Goosey Goosey Gander in Burra, Russell Skinner, has announced that the shop’s $5 entry fee will soon be donated to the Burra Railway Station, a local volunteer-run historical site. The fee, which is refundable on purchase, was introduced after Good Friday to manage high visitor traffic, with around 80 per cent of visitors reportedly not buying items. “We had been thinking about it a couple of years before we brought it in, mainly be…
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Burra vintage shop faces criticism for $5 entry fee

The owner of Goosey Goosey Gander in Burra, Russell Skinner, has announced that the shop’s $5 entry fee will soon be donated to the Burra Railway Station, a local volunteer-run historical site. The fee, which is refundable on purchase, was introduced after Good Friday to manage high visitor traffic, with around 80 per cent of visitors reportedly not buying items. “We had been thinking about it a couple of years before we brought it in, mainly be…

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Greek Herald broke the news in on Wednesday, October 8, 2025.
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