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Temora Welcome to Temora YOUR INVESTMENT DESTINATION TEMORA WELCOME TO TEMORA The Shire of Temora offers all the benefits of country living with a comprehensive range of quality services. Temora has a huge advantage as it is centrally located between the cities of Sydney and Melbourne, as well as being situated within South West Slopes/Riverina area, making it an ideal base from which to visit the region. It is situated approximately 80 km north of Wagga Wagga in the South West (Riverina) of New South Wales. Canberra is two hours drive to the east, with Griffith a 1.5 hour drive to the west. Temora Shire includes the town of Temora, and villages of Ariah Park and Springdale, but outreaches to other small communities outside the Shire boundary. With a strong retail trade sector and an active business community, many visitors are surprised at the variety of shopping within the town. The diversity and strength of agriculture is the foundation of the local economy. Temora Shire is strategically positioned in the heart of the State's rich sheep- wheat belt and is regarded as one of the safest agricultural areas of New South Wales. HISTORY Temora started as a pastoral station in 1847. Gold was discovered later in the area, and a small village established. Temora Post Office opened on 1 February 1874 and was renamed West Temora in 1880 on the same day an existing East Temora office was renamed Temora. Gold was first found in the area in 1869 but the main rush commenced in 1879, with over 20,000 people thronging to the gold diggings at Temora the district was proclaimed a gold field on June 4, 1880. Despite drought conditions, it is said that, by 1881, the Temora field was producing half the state's gold.[10] In 1881 the highest yield from the Temora field was attained - an Impressive 35,228oz. Some large discoveries were made, including the famous Mother Shipton nugget, which weighed in at 308.35 ounces, a facsimile of which appears in the Rock and Mineral Museum section of Temora Rural Museum. With the collapse of the gold field Temora witnessed a rapid drop in population. By the time of the first Australian Census in 1911 the population was 2,784. The Temora railway station opened in 1893. In the early twentieth century, Temora was among a number of places in New South Wales settled by people of German origin.[13] Temora and surrounding districts such a Trungley have many Germanic road names. In more recent times, gold mining occurred at the Paragon Gold Mine at Gidginbung, 12 km north of the town, from 1986 to 1996. LOCATION TEMORAISLOCATEDINTHERIVERINA REGION OFNEWSOUTH WALES , AND IS ROUGHLY 418KM SOUTH - WESTOFTHE STATE ' S CAPITAL , SYDNEY . EDUCATIONANDSCHOOLS Temora and its surrounding areas offer a large range of schooling options and facilities: - Temora Public School - Temora West Public School - St Annes Central Catholic School - Temora High School - Temora Pre School - OOSH (Out of School Hours) - TAFE NSW Riverina Institute - Ariah Park Central School 5 TEMORA HAS TWO MEDICAL PRACTICES, A DENTIST, PODIATRIST, A PHYSIOTHERAPY CENTRE, AND TWO PHARMACIES. Temora Health Service includes a 34-bed hospital delivering maternity, surgical, and aged care services to the Temora and Bland Shires. More than 1,700 patients are treated annually. Community health services including physiotherapy, mental health and transitional care are delivered by local staff with extra services provided by visiting staff. HEALTH AND MEDICALFACILITES LOCAL TEMORA AVIATION MUSEUM The Temora Aviation Museum inspires the community to acknowledge the role played by Australia’s historic ex-military aircraft, and encourages visitors to learn and be inspired through its collection of aircraft to remember the efforts of the men and women who flew and supported them during times of conflict. The Temora Aviation Museum is first and foremost a flying Museum, and its Flying Displays are conducted by the Temora Historic Flight Club (THFC) which is a separate entity from the Museum. All flight operations are under the control and direction of the THFC Director of Flying Operations. The Museum is a non- profit organisation which receives its funding through private donations. TEMORA’S AVIATION HISTORY Temora has a rich and noteworthy aviation history having been home to the No. 10 Elementary Flying Training School (10 EFTS) set up by the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) in May 1941. No 10 EFTS was the largest and longest lived of the flying schools established under the Empire Air Training Scheme during World War Two (WWII). Throughout WWII more than 10,000 personnel were involved at the school with upwards of 2,400 pilots being trained. At its peak the unit contained a total of 97 de Havilland Tiger Moth aircraft. Four satellite airfields were set up around the Temora district to cope with the demand to train RAAF pilots. No 10 EFTS ceased operation on 12 March 1946 – making it the last WWII flying school to close. Since then, Temora has continued its aviation heritage, becoming the preferred airfield for a growing number of sport aviation activities including gliding, parachuting, aerobatics, ultra-light aircraft operations and model aircraft. Major Industry Sectors Agriculture and Agribusiness The main industries in Temora Shire are centered around Agriculture. Temora is in the heart of the grain growing area of southern NSW and is one of the largest wheat, canola other cereal and wool producers in the State. There are a large number of agricultural support industries in existence including: Wool storage and brokerage Bulk wheat storage and brokerage Agricultural Equipment Suppliers Chemical and Fertiliser suppliers Transport Industry Regional NSW is the largest and most diverse regional economy in Australia. TEMORA DEMOGRAPHICS Time Zone AEST (UTC+10) State NSW Climate Warm Temperate Area 298 sq. km Mayor Rick Firman STATISTICS The population of Temora in 2006 was 4,327 people. By 2011 the population was 4,406 showing a population growth of 1% in the area during that time. Households in Temora are primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying between $1000 - $1400 per month on mortgage repayments. In 2006, 73.3% of the homes in Temora were owner-occupied compared with 71.1% in 2011. In March 2017, the median sales price of houses in the area was $260,000. Household Structure Household Occupancy Other 6% Other Group Household 5% 2% Single Parent 10% Couples w/ Child Renting 35% 24% Owns Outright 45% Lone Household 16% Childless Couple Purchaser 31% 26% Median Sale Prices (House) Median Sale Prices (Land) $265,000 $78,000 $198,750 $58,500 $132,500 $39,000 $66,250 $19,500 $0 $0 April 2016May 2016 July 2016 April 2016May 2016June 2016July 2016 June 2016 March 2017 August 2016 March 2017 August 2016 October 2016 January 2017 October 2016 JanuaryFebruary 2017 2017 February 2017 NovemberDecember 2016 2016 September 2016NovemberDecember 2016 2016 September 2016 POPULATION GROWTH OVER FIVE YEARS (TEMORA SHIRE) 6,700 5,025 3,350 1,675 0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Climate Data Temora has a warm temperate climate, with cool to mild winters and warm to hot summers. Under the Köppen climate classification, Temora has a borderline humid subtropical (Cfa) and semi-arid climate (BSk). Mean Max Temperature (°C) Mean Min Temperature (°C) 40 20 30 15 20 10 10 5 0 0 Jul Jul Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Mean Rainfall (mm) 60 45 30 15 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Deal With The Agents That Get Results! PROPERTY & LIV ESTOCK E X P E R T S Temora * Harden * Narrandera * Leeton * Boorowa qplrural.com.au INNOVATIVE OLD FASH IONED M ARKETING SERVICE * Narrandera * Leeton * Boorowa * Harden Temora Temora Temora * Narrandera Narrandera * * Harden * Boorowa Boorowa * * * * Leeton Leeton Leeton Leeton qplrural.com.au * * Boorowa * * Boorowa Narrandera * * Narrandera * * Harden Temora Temora NEW ENERGY IN REAL FAM ILY RUN AW ARD ESTATE & LIVESTOCK W INNING BUSINESS.
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