It was once the second-largest inland city in New South Wales, but today Hill End boasts a population of just 110. The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) has spent $5 million on renovations in a bid to revitalise the old gold-mining village near Bathurst on the state’s Central Tablelands. The NPWS has spent more than $5 million renovating buildings across the village in the past five years. (ABC News: Lani Oataway) Now, an old hospit…
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