Australia has reversed its plan to sell military barracks in Sydney following criticism from groups wanting to preserve the country's military history.
Australia will keep its military barracks in Sydney after dropping a proposal to put the site up for sale, The Straits Times reported. The decision represents a reversal of the divestment plan and comes after criticism of the move, according to The Straits Times. Criticism of the sale effort came from groups seeking to preserve Australia's military history, the report said.
Source: The Straits Times.
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