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What’s in it for the Fleurieu?

Mr Basham at one of the sites he put forward during debate over the EFPA bill in March. (Supplied)
Emma Heidenreich

The Fleurieu is set to benefit from a range of State Budget 2025-26 items announced on June 5, with key […]

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