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Police yet to identify suspects in to damaged gorge excavator

An excavator used by contractors working on river crossing upgrades along Condamine River Road suffered damage believed to be intentional in mid-August. Picture: SUPPLIED
By Jeremy Cook

Police investigating damage to an excavator at Condamine Gorge in Killarney where concrete river crossings are being installed have said […]

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