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Council to investigate Hein Road dust concerns

Residents living along Hein Road in Murray Bridge East could see action taken to address dust, traffic and safety concerns following a motion passed unanimously by the Rural City of Murray Bridge council. (File)
Kaitlyn Gibbons

Residents living along Hein Road in Murray Bridge East could see action taken to address dust, traffic and safety concerns […]

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