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LOBBYING... Representatives from Wakefield Regional, Barunga West, Copper Coast and Yorke Peninsula Councils meet with Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack (second left) in Canberra to lobby for dual lanes through Port Wakefield, back: Barunga West Council mayor Cynthia Axford, Mr McCormack, Barunga West Council CEO Andrew Cole, Copper Coast Council acting mayor Ros Talbot and acting CEO Wade Della Torre; front: Yorke Peninsula Council CEO Andrew Cameron and mayor Ray Agnew, Wakefield Regional Council CEO Jason Kuchel and mayor Rodney Reid.

ACT DUAL LANE PUSH

Sonny Coombs

26 June 2018

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Councils’ Canberra Port Wakefield talks

YORKE Peninsula councils have met with the deputy prime minister to lobby for dual lanes through Port Wakefield.

Representatives from Wakefield Regional, Barunga West, Copper Coast and Yorke Peninsula Councils met with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Michael McCormack in Canberra on Tuesday, June 19.

“Our meeting went very well, with the deputy prime minister congratulating the councils for working with the state government and industry bodies to find an economical and pragmatic solution which has received strong support from all sectors concerned,” Wakefield CEO Jason Kuchel said.

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