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Queensland's great coastal ports. The substantial dual frontage and landmark tower in scale and architectural achievement embody a prosperity and future confidence in the city of Bundaberg which stemmed in large from the region's importance to Australia's sugarcane, mining and horticultural industries, exploited from the 1870s. The scale of the colony and its resources, linked by rail and, in the case of coastal cities, sea, combined to produce prosperous large centres with less dependence on the capital than in other states. This is evidenced in the provincial centres such as
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Bundaberg Post Office is composed as a landmark corner building with two equally prominent street frontages and central clocktower, expressive of the dual, but independent, operations of the original post and telegraph functions. The placement of the corner tower on the diagonal to the main plan and
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street alignments has strong artistic merit and draws the eye to the building in three dimensions, a departure from the more common use of the corner tower at the time.
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on 8 November 2011 having satisfied the following criteria.
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627:(1892) and
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530:architraves
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295:Description
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77:152°20′54″E
65:Coordinates
60:, Australia
1763:Categories
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1596:Camperdown
1566:Queenstown
1548:Hobart GPO
1508:Port Pirie
1464:Townsville
1422:Mudgeeraba
1379:Yungaburra
1369:Stanthorpe
1364:Ravenswood
1344:Crows Nest
1287:Queensland
1132:Wellington
1106:Sydney GPO
1090:Paddington
1050:Macksville
1015:Glen Innes
684:References
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503:form with
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367:Romanesque
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202:Queensland
131:Designated
74:24°51′57″S
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1739:Perth GPO
1708:Inglewood
1703:Fremantle
1698:Claremont
1658:Traralgon
1631:Leongatha
1457:Toowoomba
1387:Burketown
1349:Gladstone
1334:Cloncurry
1324:Bundaberg
1262:Singleton
1220:Newcastle
1213:Mittagong
1206:Millfield
1192:Kurrajong
1178:Haymarket
985:Byron Bay
950:Annandale
922:Australia
863:CC-BY 4.0
543:Condition
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1401:Childers
1394:Cardwell
1293:(former)
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1248:Randwick
1234:Prospect
1185:Katoomba
1112:Tamworth
1075:Narrabri
1055:Maitland
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1020:Goulburn
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347:moulding
218:JJ Clark
41:Location
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1713:Northam
1673:Geelong
1653:Stawell
1626:Kyneton
1591:Bendigo
1513:Renmark
1374:Warwick
1241:Pyrmont
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332:astylar
212:History
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1621:Kerang
1415:Gympie
1354:Ingham
1339:Cooroy
1307:Boonah
1269:Ultimo
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1171:Gordon
1117:Temora
1085:Orange
1065:Mudgee
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587:Mackay
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454:. The
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216:After
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