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Hog Bay Road trees went without assessment, mayor supports existing speed limits

Concerned residents gathered earlier in January at the avenue of mallee trees on Hog Bay Road just out of Penneshaw, calling for lower speed limits to make the road safer and preserve the remaining trees. Picture: Chuan Wang
Stan Gorton

The federal Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water says the proposed road safety project on Hog Bay […]

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