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Poor plant planning leaves BRC with… Growing pains

Both Neil Branch and Trevor Versace are dumbfounded that BRC didn't consider a safe distance between the planted tress and people being able to safely exit their cars. Picture:CONTRIBUTED

Gin Gin businesses say Bundaberg Regional Council (BRC) forgot to factor in that trees grow up before planting seedlings along […]

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