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1770 locals angered at MSQ delays with derelict vessel after diverting environmental hazard… ILL TIDE

Despite storms hampering efforts, over 30 glove-cladded locals, from children to seniors, pitched in and managed to move every last, visible piece of the broken vessel onto council land for removal. Pics: SUPPLIED

A stranded, derelict boat that sat in Round Hill Creek at Seventeen Seventy has been called an environmental disaster and […]

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