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Recycled wastewater extension in Adelaide's north to bolster horticulture exports

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A proposed $155 million extension of a recycled water pipeline through Adelaide's north will unlock huge job and export opportunities, the State Government has said.SA Premier Jay Weatherill said the State Government would invest $110 million in the project and had sought a $45.6 million commitment from the Federal Government.Wynnie Chan reports.


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A proposed $155 million extension of a recycled water pipeline through Adelaide's north will unlock huge job and export opportunities, the State Government has said.SA Premier Jay Weatherill said the State Government would invest $110 million in the project and had sought a $45.6 million commitment from the Federal Government.Wynnie Chan reports.



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