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Bulldozers move in as protestors forced out

TMR move in to start removing barricades at the Rocky Ridge site at Gympie last Friday.
By Donna Jones

The Department of Transport and Main Roads were moving ahead late last week with their plans to bulldoze the Rocky […]

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