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Signature target reached for Playford infrastructure

City of Playford Councillor Clint Marsh and Bronwyn Coulter from the Playford Growth Infrastructure Campaign speak with Sarah Game MLC on Dalkeith Road, at the Stebonheath Road intersection during a recent visit. (Jarrad Delaney: 506262)
Jarrad Delaney

A group of City of Playford residents has reached their lofty signature target for a petition calling for action on […]

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