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In late the Commander-in-Chief of the Australian Military Forces Lieutenant General Thomas Blamey, ordered a survey of the Atherton Tableland with the intention of developing facilities for rehabilitation and training of Australian troops brought home from the Middle East to defend the country.
Units of the Australian 6th and 7th Divisions started arriving on the Tableland in January and began setting up tent encampments around Atherton, Wondecla and Ravenshoe. During February the 9th Division returned to Australia and the following month began moving into camps around Kairi, Tinaroo and Danbulla. Soon over 40, personnel were quartered on the Atherton Tableland, and Lake Barrine became a recreational centre for Australian troops on jungle warfare training.
The Curry family returned to Lake Barrine after the departure of the military and reoccupied the guest house. Members of the family continue to operate the guest house and boat trips around the lake.
Pearce, Howard contributing author. DERM, Brisbane,
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