John: Govt can’t commit $20M for Piparo road repairs yet as ground continues to shift

December 31, 2025

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John: Govt can’t commit $20M for Piparo road repairs yet as ground continues to shift

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Sascha Wilson

While work continues on damaged roadways in Piparo, Works and Infrastructure Minister Jearlean John says a complete restoration cannot be done at this time due to ongoing ground movement in the area.

John, accompanied by her team, did a pre-dawn site visit yesterday to assess the work that had been done at Robertson Hill and other areas.

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