Mayor’s shock reversal puts $174m flood levee plan under new cloud
Bundaberg’s mayor has taken a bold stand against a proposed Bundaberg East Flood Levee as questions continue to linger over the controversial $174 million proposed project’s future.
Bundaberg’s mayor has taken a bold stand against a proposed Bundaberg East Flood Levee as questions continue to linger over the controversial $174 million proposed project’s future.
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