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Councils discuss jetties with state government

Tumby Bay District Council chief executive officer Rebecca Hayes organised a meeting with fellow council CEOs and Department for Infrastructure and Transport regarding the the Jetties Renewal Program. PHOTO: FILE
Charlotte Martin

Interested and invested council stakeholders in the South Australian Jetties Renewal Program met with the Department for Infrastructure and Transport […]

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