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May 4, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Govt questioned over stalled Gold Coast projects

Queensland’s Opposition Leader says at least 10 State Government projects worth more than $375 million are way behind schedule on the Gold Coast. Lawrence Springborg says the delayed projects include the Tugun Bypass, Southport police station, dredging of the Coomera River, an industrial park and sc

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Queensland’s Opposition Leader says at least 10 State Government projects worth more than $375 million are way behind schedule on the Gold Coast. Lawrence Springborg says the delayed projects include the Tugun Bypass, Southport police station, dredging of the Coomera River, an industrial park and school improvements.

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