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Boundary changes to split towns

Gregory MP Sean Dillon with Premier David Crisafulli speaking to a local affected by the major flood event in Clermont in January, 2026.

Central West leaders have spoken out against changes proposed by the Queensland Redistribution Commission’s electoral boundary review, which would see […]

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