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Council cries foul of misinformation and debate shutting off the eye in the sky

Councillors at the September 12 meeting were on the camera stream which will stay open for the public to view.
Matt Welch

Port Augusta's civic leaders have debated whether to switch off the "eye in the sky" that live-streams meetings to the […]

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