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Mooloo Road

What a disgrace this road is in, our car bottomed out the ruts are so deep.

No wonder there are so many deaths on country roads.

I was told the council brought all their equipment out to the area, graded Gibson Road (which is parallel to Mooloo Road), packed up and left.

You would think, while they had their gear in the area, they would have graded Mooloo Road.

What a waste of time and money, there seems to be no planning, no organisation.

They couldn’t run a chook raffle.

The people living on Mooloo Road should refuse to pay their rates.

I would not like to travel it at night, the road is a death trap.

S. Hansen,

Gympie.

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