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Council work through next stages of replacing damaged mural

The mural at the Quorn skatepark has suffered some damage, as Flinders Ranges Council is working with artists to have it removed. (Supplied)

QUORN - The mosaic mural at the Quorn Skate Park has suffered damage and a large section has fallen away.  […]

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