Bruny Island's historic sites play key role

By Rob Shaw
Updated June 22 2014 - 12:36pm, first published 12:00am

TWO sites at opposite ends of Bruny Island have vastly contrasting purposes, histories and appearances, but share a joint role in the future prosperity of the island.

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