Natalie Ciantar and her father Moses at the D’Aguilar Highway intersection across from the Wamuran Butchers. Photos: Marina Gomide.
The growing traffic trouble in Wamuran
Written by Marina Gomide
57 crashes in three years on D’Aguilar as residents demand safer highway access
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