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Feedlot application approval contentious

An application for a feedlot near Allora presented at the 13 July SDRC meeting was approved, but the project is a highly contentious one.
By Emily-Rose Toohey

An application for a feedlot near Allora presented at the 13 July Southern Downs Regional Council (SDRC) meeting was approved, […]

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