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Funding to beat coastal erosion

Gladstone Regional Council will relocate critical community infrastructure including a sewer rising main at Seventeen Seventy which is under immediate threat from coastal erosion. Pic: Gladstone Regional Council

Ten Queensland’s coastal councils will share in $3.3 million in funding for projects aimed at safeguarding their communities from the […]

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