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The 43-metre-high tower crane that has dominated the Warkworth skyline since December last year will be brought down later next month. The metal giant has been busy lifting up to 12 tonnes of structural steel at a time to build the Oaks on Neville retirement village. Its 20 parts will be dissembled and removed from site via the drive onto Queen Street.
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