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Tailem housing made easy

Coorong District Council is continuing conversations on surplus land located in Tailem Bend. Photo: file 378388_01
Kaitlyn Gibbons

The Coorong District Council called a special meeting to continue conservations on the Tailem Bend Tenth Street precinct surplus land […]

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