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Bunyip development to be further assessed

Proposed development of 11 new residential dwellings on Mary Street, Bunyip. Picture: CARDINIA SHIRE COUNCIL
By Corey Everitt

The granting of new development involving 11 new dwellings in Bunyip has been postponed by Cardinia Shire Council after last-minute […]

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