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Asbestos discovery

A Patch of Land South of Newton St. Has Been Fenced Off. Photo: Jack O'Halloran. 408847
Jack O'Halloran

The Whyalla City Council has discovered a low level of asbestos buried within cement sheets in a patch of land […]

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