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The Prime Minister drew connections between proposed sound and the establishment of a cultural and civilian area in new regional new Southern Wales. Lock Points Prime Minister visited Coffs Port for the opening of a cultural and civilian centers of 82 million dollars Anthony Albanese made a special trip to Coffs Harbor on Saturday morning to officially open the $ 82 million -dollar Yarllia Place, which was developed as a consultation with the Local Council's Domestic Advisory Board Yandaarra Aboriginal Advisory Committee. Speaking to crowd at opening event, Albane, Council's Advisory Organization and role of large projects such as Yarrila Place, a small -scale example of what will do national voice for parliament, he said. "Australians are asked to vote in the next referendum]. Only a counseling committee, nothing to be afraid," Albanese said. "Because when you listen to people directly affected, you will have better results. About it." Yarrila Place is located in Coffs Harbor CBD, which is close to Pacific Highway where the Pacific Highway passes through town. Yarrila Place, named the word "lighting", is the result of planning to develop a six -year cultural and civil space coffs port. It includes a museum, art gallery, library and a new Coffs Harbor Council rooms and offices. Albania, crowd to participate in large opening of facility, "he said, and said he watched his progress when he was a spokesman for local government. "This is a wonderful regional project that will benefit everyone living in this region, and at the same time will be a real attraction center for people to visit this region." Sean Campbell is looking forward to returning to Yarrila Place for a more comprehensive look. The dancer and choreographer Sean Campbell was located in Lismore on the northern coast of NSW and took a two -hour journey to open the region. "The facilities here are high quality. It will be good to share between all different regions in regional NSW." He said that the area is as important as any sports facility or infrastructure work for the region. Nationals Criticism Criticism However, Mr. Arnavutluk's visit to Coffs Harbor Gurmesh Singh, who said that he received messages from the relevant components related to the visit, received criticism from NSW. Deputy Gurmesh Singh said that founders were texting "believed" about the visit of Prime Minister. "Hundreds of founders, only with everything else in country, the Prime Minister will not believe that time to cut a lane in a council room," he said."Said. Mr. Singh, who did not participate opening, said he granted need for advanced cultural facilities in region, but saw that council rooms were included project as unnecessary. "We needed an improved gallery. We needed an improved library. I think main criticism of people about the project is council rooms." "If you add the underground parking lot, we went from a modest