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‘A great start’: Work begins on long-awaited Allora redevelopment

Allora's library is set to relocate to the town's new-look senior citizens centre when construction on the Allora Precinct Project finishes. (File/Dominique Tassell)
By Jeremy Cook

Allora residents celebrated a significant step forward for their tight-knit community when contractors officially broke ground on a long-awaited redevelopment […]

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