Talk:Ban Ban Springs

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Compilation of some refs .. for expansion

Burnett River Dam EIS Study Cultural Heritage Report

includes Ban Ban springs in early settlers routes etc

WikiCommons photos from Ban Ban springs

includes photo with Ban Ban springs 'sacred site' .. as welll as others.

North Burnett Regional Shire Council Minutes for 20 May 2008

it is decided to finalise agreement and make press release apoligising for damage done to Ban Ban springs]

Queensland State Archives Agency ID6279, Ban Ban Springs State School

Ban Ban Springs State School (primary) opened in August 1916 and closed in 1965.

Towns of Australia website

Gives more detailed information on the springs, and the continuing presence of Wakka Wakka people within the Ban Ban springs area.

Bruceanthro (talk) 13:59, 25 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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