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Queanbeyan's Monaro Street Revitalization Project Faces Cost Blowout and Delay

Queanbeyan Monaro Street Infrastructure Project

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Queanbeyan's Monaro Street overhaul, initially budgeted at $17.25 million with a six-month timeline, now faces a $20 million cost blowout and a delayed completion to at least November, threatening local businesses.

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