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Former Hunter Valley mine site to be transformed into tourist attraction for motor racing enthusiasts

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The first sod was turned on Tuesday for the $95-million Black Rock Motor Resort at the former Rhondda Colliery at Wakefield in Lake Macquarie. The tourist facility will include a 5.25-kilometre driving track, holiday villas, a go-kart course, driver training and adventure tourism. 450 jobs will be created during the construction phase of the motorsport park and more than 200 when the facility was operational.

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Former Lake Macquarie coal mine site to become multi-million-dollar racetrack for car enthusiasts

A multi-million-dollar racetrack and resort will be built on the former Rhondda Colliery site in New South Wales as part of a wider plan to rehabilitate former mine sites.

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