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Hunter Valley residents will soon be able to buy property at a much cheaper rate, with Monopoly rolling out a new local version of the iconic board game.
Cessnock and Singleton Council have teamed up to develop the concept, off the back of a similar initiative by City of Newcastle in 2019, which featured well-known attractions.
Locals are being asked to participate in its creation by identifying suitable landmarks, attractions and streets which could be used on the game.
A survey to collect input from the community has been set up.
Cessnock Mayor Jay Suvaal says he hopes the community will get on board.
“This is a unique way to continue to showcase both Cessnock and Singleton local government areas as a destination.
“I am looking forward to seeing the streets and destinations we know and love on this special edition Monopoly board,” Cr Suvaal said.