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How the town of Kingaroy grew from one of Queensland's oldest homes

Summary by Ground News
180 years ago, Charles and William Haly trekked more than 700 kilometres to Queensland in search of land. Their new land became the site of a Queensland town, Kingaroy. Colin Marshall and Libby Lue now live in the home the drovers founded, Taabinga Homestead. It's the oldest continuously lived in home in Queensland and they're passionate about its legacy.

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How historical Taabinga Homestead evolved into Kingaroy

When two drovers embarked on an epic journey 180 years ago, they could have never imagined their new home, Taabinga Homestead, would become the site of a Queensland town.

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