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Call to help reduce vandalism

Cr Jane Erkens at the scene of vandalisation at Reg McCallum Park Nanango. PICTURES: CONTRIBUTED

Vandalism of council’s public facilities is on the rise, with public toilets a main target. Increasing incidents occur during school […]

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