Locked Out: Wollondilly Council will stop Water NSW from using its facilities

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Updated July 21 2021 - 3:56pm, first published 12:09pm
The iconic Burragorang Valley could be flooded if the plan to raise Warragamba Dam wall is approved. Picture: Simon Bennett
The iconic Burragorang Valley could be flooded if the plan to raise Warragamba Dam wall is approved. Picture: Simon Bennett

Wollondilly Council will not allow the state government to use its facilities for community information sessions on the proposal to raise the Warragamba Dam wall.

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Kayla Osborne

News and Sport Journalist

Australian Community Media journalist with almost ten year's experience in providing quality community news. I am a proud Macarthur local working for the Camden Advertiser, Campbelltown-Macarthur Advertiser and Wollondilly Advertiser.

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