Isaacs burn

johnboy 30 September 2013 30 September 2013

Territory and Municipal Services (TAMS) wishes to advise the public that, weather permitting, a controlled burn will be conducted tomorrow, Tuesday 1 October 2013, at Isaacs pine plantation.

[Courtesy TAMS]

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