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Laidley’s flood resilience scope

Lockyer Valley Regional Council Mayor Tanya Milligan, Member for Lockyer Jim McDonald, Shadow Minister for Disaster Recovery Ann Leahy, and Lockyer Valley Regional Council Deputy Mayor Chris Wilson. (Jim McDonald)

With unpredictable summer weather impacting the region, Laidley residents have been left wondering what measures are being taken to enhance […]

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