Mt. Druitt

Mt. Druitt is a former suburb of New Lismore (formerly Sydney) until it was converted into a curry restauraunt, later a military outpost. Mark Latham was executed here in October 4321 by the state of Katteria for crimes against democracy.

Mt. Druitt was a normal suburb until 2035, when it was purchased by Michaelia Cash Private Holdings Pty Ltd for $56 and demolished. The largest Indian restauraunt in the world, the Cash Curry House Western Sydney was built on the land.

The Cash Curry House Western Sydney burnt down in 2042 after a fire was started by a Young KAP member in order to turn the area into the Katter's World Amusement Park. Unfortunately, the Katter's World Amusement Park was relocated to Mount Isa and Mt. Druitt had a new motorway, the Bowral-Gosford Express was built in the land. The rest was overgrown and only served as a living place for the homeless and it was rumored that there were multiple meth labs in abandoned parts of the former curry house.

Mt. Druitt sat like this until 3112, when the bush was burnt down and public housing was built in the area as part of the Joel Fitzgibbon IIV Southern New Lismore housing scheme.

Sometime between 3650 and 4310, the land was turned into Mark Latham's personal bunker and drug lab.

In 4321, Mt. Druitt was bombed heavily during the Katteria v Lathamistan war, in which Katteria won. Mt. Druitt was then converted into a Katterian military outpost, which included the famous execution ground in which Mark Latham was executed in October 4321