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Awaba House reopens seven years after devastating fire

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  • One of Lake Macquarie's best-known venues has reopened seven years after a fire gutted Awaba House. The rebuild cost $6.5 million, and the total project reached $7.8 million.
  • The revitalised building includes a lakeside function room, an outdoor terrace, upgraded kitchens and landscaped grounds. Visible scars from the 2019 fire have been preserved near the entrance.
  • The Catering Group will operate the venue, with the cafe opening for breakfast and lunch from Monday and the restaurant serving lunch and dinner from Thursday to Sunday in early November.
Awaba House reopens seven years after devastating fire
Photo: Newcastle Weekly

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