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Community can have say on Tumby plans

A rate increase and postponement of foreshore works in Tumby Bay could enable repair works in its jetty, and that of Port Neill. (File)
Charlotte Martin

Tumby Bay District Council is seeking community input on its long-term financial plan and infrastructure and asset management plans to […]

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