about 13 years ago
This week marks the beginning of dredging work in the Tuncurry Channel, near the entrance to Wallis Lake. The state government has chipped in $27,000 towards the project, which will help improve navigation for recreational and commercial boaters. 5,000 cubic metres of sediment will be removed from t
This week marks the beginning of dredging work in the Tuncurry Channel, near the entrance to Wallis Lake.
The state government has chipped in $27,000 towards the project, which will help improve navigation for recreational and commercial boaters.
5,000 cubic metres of sediment will be removed from the channel over the coming week.
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Source: nbnnews, January 18, 2013
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