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Shovels hit dirt on latest affordable housing project

Shovels hit dirt as Assistant Planning Minister Rebecca Young breaks ground on a 35-home affordable housing development in Warwick. (Jeremy Cook: 509408)
By Jeremy Cook

Nearly four hectares of vacant land on Law Road will become the site of Warwick’s latest social and affordable housing […]

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