Gunnedah, NSW 2380

Council and Real Estates creating a false sense of community as the town goes to crap, exorbitant prices in comparison to other towns. Rich will get filthy rich then become a ghost town. Sad to see greed ruin what use to be a lovely community

Wow! What a clique town Gunnedah is... and what the hell have they got to be snobby about? Open your eyes "Sunny Gunny"... your real estate is lazy - obviously you had a boom in the 50's, again in the 70's and nothing has been done to these homes since; and now the developers and a greedy council have let loose with project homes. Brighten those 50's and 70's houses up. Plenty of work in this town for a renovator or two (if you can afford the high prices for run down property).

Try meeting a few locals: good luck. Pretty exclusive groups here. Sporting clubs obviously not needing new members (fishing club excepted). Volunteers all run by oldies who have grown up together and don't understand why you would move from within 500m of the hospital you were born in.

So much potential here but not a welcome in sight. Couldn't tick more than one of the good things about this town: schools alone. Plenty to choose from.

Gunnedah is located 440 north west of Sydney in the beautiful Namoi Valley. There is an amazing amount of koala living in Gunnedah so it has earned the name “The Koala Capital of the World” If you want to get ‘up close and personal with these creatures then visit the Waterways Wildlife Park. For camping, caravanning and water sport fun head to Lake Keepit State park. Other attractions include museums of various kinds and for the city folk, visit the saleyards and see auctioneers at work. Gunnedah offers all manner of sport including swimming centre and a heated pool, golf, tennis cricket etc and there are numerous walking tracks for the adventurer. There is no shortage of places to stay with caravan parks, B 7 B’s, guesthouses, hotels and motels.