​New safety measures for rock

Updated October 3 2016 - 5:38pm, first published September 30 2016 - 2:59pm
HARD DAY'S WORK: National Parks and Wildlife Service workers use motorised wheelbarrows for the daunting task of erecting better signage for those opting to climb Bald Rock.
HARD DAY'S WORK: National Parks and Wildlife Service workers use motorised wheelbarrows for the daunting task of erecting better signage for those opting to climb Bald Rock.

 New safety signs and better trail markers at Bald Rock National Park will ensure that thousands of visitors a year are better aware of the potential risks of climbing Australia’s largest granite boulder.

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