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Concerns remain for future of jetty

Kingston District Council mayor Jeff Pope is becoming concerned after waiting months for an outcome from the state government. (Supplied)

KINGSTON District Council mayor Jeff Pope has labelled the wait for the Kingston jetty response as “extremely frustrating”. Following severe […]

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