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Council and community unite over Kin Kin Quarry

One major concern for residents is the large trucks which take both lanes of the narrow Pomona/ Kin Kin Range road. Photos: Judy Scrase.
By Rose Astley

A group of 20 hinterland residents is helping gather evidence to support Noosa Council’s proposed legal action against operators of […]

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