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Consolidated councils demand renewables regulations

South Burnett mayor Kathy Duff penned a motion to stop renewables developments across the Wide Bay-Burnett put forward at today's meeting of six regional councils. The organisation has supported an altered version of the original motion and is now expected to write to the State Government with its demands. Picture: Julian Lehnert

The Wide Bay Burnett Regional Organisation of Councils has today voted unanimously to lobby the Queensland Government for stronger regulation […]

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