Transience a cost to our local towns

By Chris Burns
Updated May 4 2016 - 1:51pm, first published May 3 2016 - 5:30pm
STABILITY NECESSARY: Mount Isa's Jays Real Estate principal Sophie Keily said encouraging people to stay in regional communities longer is a key to liveability.
STABILITY NECESSARY: Mount Isa's Jays Real Estate principal Sophie Keily said encouraging people to stay in regional communities longer is a key to liveability.

CHALLENGES that western Queensland communities face are aggravated by the short-term political decisions that cater to the voters in the south east, according to Mount Isa real estate principal Sophie Keily.

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