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Petition stamps towns intent

Central Highlands Mayor Janice Moriarty has welcomed the Bluff community reference group's 62 signatures on a petition calling for a separate postcode and the return of mail delivery to the town. (File)

The Bluff community reference group has petitioned the Central Highlands council for support and advocacy to take on Australia Post […]

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