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Kangaroo Island’s extensive roadworks on track, Hog Bay trees to be discussed at community meeting

Traffic stopped at road work operations on Hog Bay Road where mallee trees are in danger of being cut down. Picture supplied
Stan Gorton

Kangaroo Island’s extensive state roads improvement program currently underway is on track, according to the Department for Transport and Infrastructure […]

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