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Barry Street

Halls Creek, WA 6770

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Local schools for Halls Creek

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Government School Catchment

Halls Creek District High School
1. Government
2. Combined
3. K-12
4. Co-ed

Independent Schools

Warlawurru Catholic School
1. Catholic
2. PP-6
3. Co-ed

Government School Catchment

Halls Creek District High School
1. Government
2. Combined
3. K-12
4. Co-ed

Independent Schools

Warlawurru Catholic School
1. Catholic
2. PP-6
3. Co-ed

Government School Catchment

Halls Creek District High School
1. Government
2. Combined
3. K-12
4. Co-ed

News & articles about Halls Creek

Former Raiders captain Elliott Whitehead's Canberra house sale a sign of market adjustment

Stock levels are continuing to rise in Canberra, providing buyers with greater choice and increasing competition among sellers.

Locals say this 'burb is set to be Canberra's 'second city'

Is Phillip the next Braddon? It was also once known for its car yards but so much has changed.

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