Council not included in camp fees decision

By Corey Martin
Updated September 24 2013 - 10:31am, first published 12:00am
Competitors take part in a fishing event at Swimcart, which is just one event that could be hindered by the state government's planned camping fees.
Competitors take part in a fishing event at Swimcart, which is just one event that could be hindered by the state government's planned camping fees.

THE state government did not consult the Break O'Day Council about its plan to impose fees on traditional free Bay of Fires camping grounds in 2015.

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