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Council votes to stop ag college purchase

The future of a large part of the Emerald Agricultural College, closed in 2019, is unclear now the Central Highlands council has walked away from buying 405 hectares of the site. (Supplied)

After five years of advancing talks with the State Government, the Central Highlands Regional Council has abandoned plans to purchase […]

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