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Historic river shacks along the Glenelg River are set to be demolished, with the Environmental Department issuing the notices to three local families.
According to reports, the shacks create an environmental and health issue, and restrict public access to the waterfront.
A total of 262 shacks are set to be destroyed.
Tim & Jess spoke to Merridie Martin, from the Department of Environment, Water & Natural Recourses SA, as well as local Liberal MP, Troy Bell about the pros and cons of the removal of these shacks from along the Glenelg River.
By Hit NetworkHistoric river shacks along the Glenelg River are set to be demolished, with the Environmental Department issuing the notices to three local families.
According to reports, the shacks create an environmental and health issue, and restrict public access to the waterfront.
A total of 262 shacks are set to be destroyed.
Tim & Jess spoke to Merridie Martin, from the Department of Environment, Water & Natural Recourses SA, as well as local Liberal MP, Troy Bell about the pros and cons of the removal of these shacks from along the Glenelg River.

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