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kunzie
Apr 26, 2002, 12:45 PM
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One of the more adorable gyms of Melbourne is shutting down.
One of the share holders has pulled out.
I'm just writing to express my dislike of the situation, and asking for a pledge for fellow Melbournian climbers to do what they can to help. Being in-experienced in these matters, I can't think of what that can be at the moment, but I'm thinking about it. I'd like your thoughts on the matter though. If there is anything that can be done to save the centre it would be extremely valuable, as it is a gem of a gym. If a bunch of us can group together, then, a bunch of climbers thinking together to rectify the situation is better then thinking invdividually. Because the importance of this can't be wasted on the words of a inexperienced 15 year old climber, I'd think that someone could do something.
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crux_clipper
May 14, 2002, 6:54 AM
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Heres the low down on the situation.
The Mill will be open for another year or so, and is currnetly being managed by a member from Hardrock. When the mill shuts down, Hardrock is buying all the holds.
Thats all I know so far.....
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waggas
Dec 3, 2002, 11:15 PM
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The Mills building has been bought by a developer, but they're waiting on punding/planning approval/what-ever before they turn the place into more yuppie-class apartments. The 'The Mill' business has been purchased by Sue, who owns/runs the Nunawading Hard-Rock center. Basically, they're going to keep it running there until the developer rolls in with the sledge-hammers.
Heard rumors they'll try to relocate the business to another building in the area, but nothing solid on that front.
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thats_me
Dec 12, 2002, 12:43 AM
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Well if they decide to open the business again in another building I hope it's within close proximity to the city.
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