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$2.6 MILLION ANNOUNCED FOR TENTERFIELD WATER TREATMENT PLANT

Tenterfield’s water treatment plant will soon undergo a $9-million dollar upgrade – to improve water quality and environmental impacts.

Tenterfield Shire Council secured $7-million for the project’s construction in March last year.

This week, Barnaby Joyce announced that the Federal Government would pitch in the remaining $2.6-million.

“We’re going to be getting water to the people of Tenterfield, $2.65 million we’re delivering to that. Something they’ve been fighting for, the Tenterfield Shire Council. It’s great to come out and kick the tin and help them a bit.”

The new plant is expected to be fully installed by 2022.

Council is hoping to put out tenders in the coming weeks.

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Isobella Evans

Isobella Evans is a journalist with NBN News in Newcastle. After discovering a love for writing in primary school, Bella went on to complete a Bachelor of Communication at the University of Newcastle in 2018. She enjoyed a series of internships, including a gig at the Royal Easter Show, before receiving a position at NBN's Tamworth bureau, where she worked for almost three years before moving to the company's Newcastle office in 2021.

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