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Pirated software concerns at water treatment plant

The Mingo Crossing caravan park received an upgrade to its water treatment plant in 2018 and 2019. Now, council has discovered the plant (in red) was running on unrepairable 'pirated' software. Picture: Supplied

The fate of tourism at Mingo Crossing's caravan park hangs in the balance, after the North Burnett's council revealed its […]

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