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Lead Legal Services Pty Ltd (ABN 86 640 514 558)
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2. Tell us when you’d like to settle on the property
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3. We’ll achieve an on-time settlement for you

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2. We'll review the contract & s10.7 looking for red-flags
3. We’ll suggest changes & special conditions in the contract to protect your interest

Broken Hill is a town in the far west area of outback New South Wales, Australia. The town is divided into northern and southern regions by a rail line and a vast mullock heap (a mound of loose stones and waste materials from gold mining operations around the city). It is called The Silver City due to the discovery of silver ore that led to the establishment of mines. It is also sometimes referred to as the Oasis of the West and the Capital of the Outback. Aside from silver ore, Broken Hill is also rich in lode, a deposit of metalliferous ore embedded in rock formations and rock layers. The Broken Hill Lode is currently the largest lead-zinc ever discovered.

Originally known as Willyama, the Wilyakali Aboriginal People had lived in Broken Hill for over 40,000 years when the Europeans arrived from the far west of New South Wales. In 1844, Broken Hill was surrounded by the hills of the Barrier Ranges. A British explorer, Charles Sturt, was the first to call the town a broken hill. In 1883, Charles Rasp, a German boundary rider who discovered the Broken Hill Lode was the first to identify the tremendous economic potential of the ore deposits in the town.

Broken Hill has been and still is a town with abundant mining activities, which constantly caused the town to prosper in the 20th century. Some of the statistics of Broken Hill include

• A population of above 17,000 residents
• Broken Hill Ore Deposit – the world’s richest lead zinc-ore body
• Numerous man-made attractions

Broken Hill has a lot to offer aside from its abundant mineral. Like mining, these attractions enable the city to have much income. For example, The Broken Hill City Art Gallery is the place to be if you are an art enthusiast. This New South Wales’ oldest regional art gallery houses an astounding collection of artworks from Australian artists and artists abroad.

Outback Astronomy, a great spot to be at night, will give you the experience of hanging out with the stars, including the Milky Way galaxy. This open-air observatory provides a panoramic view of the night sky, ensuring unforgettable stargazing.

Tourists who desire to know and feel the life of 19th-century miners should visit Daydream Mine. The place will provide you with a first-hand experience of the working conditions of miners from the past as you enter the tunnels and voids created by them. Other great spots to visit include

• Broken Hill Tourist Park
• Mutawintji National Park
• Living Desert State Park