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“If the dog won’t drink it, why should we?” Quorn look for answers over undrinkable town water

Flinders Ranges Council announced they were seeking Quorn communities' plumbing asking for taps, shower roses and pipes in an effort to campaign in Adelaide and show the proof that the water standard isn't up to par. Picture, Flinders Ranges Council.
Matt Welch

With a high chlorine, chloride and salt count flowing out of Quorn residents' taps, a recent survey has revealed a […]

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