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Opposition pledges to renew service wharf

South Australia opposition leader Ashton Hurn made the announcement in Port Lincoln alongside City of Port Lincoln general manager corporate and community David Levey, chief executive officer Eric Brown, Flinders MP Sam Telfer, Shadow Minister for Primary Industries Nicola Centofani and mayor Diana Mislov. (Mitchell Paterson: 531160_01)
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The state opposition has pledged $12 million to renew the commercial service wharf at the Port Lincoln marina, promising improved […]

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