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Wondai to have its say on new playground

Wondai's Coronation Park playground will receive a $1.44 million makeover, with the public invited to steer the project in the right direction. (Daniel Pelcl: 516800_01)

The South Burnett Regional Council is asking its ratepayers for ideas on how to proceed with the redevelopment of Wondai's […]

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