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Lower Eyre rates pain

Lower Eyre Council mayor Jo-Anne Quigley said the rate rise was a necessity. Photo: File
Tristan Tobin

Lower Eyre district residents will be slugged with a 9.64 per cent rate increase under the council's proposed budget for […]

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