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Council decides on representation

Port Lincoln City Council chief executive officer Eric Brown. Picture: PORT LINCOLN CITY COUNCIL
Mitchell Paterson

Port Lincoln City Council is reviewing its elector representation across the council area and whether there would be a need […]

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