Should Wide Bay Water remain a local government-owned corporation or should council continue with its push to make it a commercial business unit? | Polls

Poll: Should Wide Bay Water remain a local government-owned corporation or should council continue with its push to make it a commercial business unit?

WBW should remain a local government-owned corporation

36%

Council should make it a commercial business unit

63%

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