Grout funds: $17m cash on offer

By Michelle Harris
November 11 2015 - 10:00pm
A June 2015  file photo  showing  NSW Planning minister, Rob Stokes centre  Parliamentary Secretary for the Hunter and Central Coast, Scot MacDonald, left,  with  Keller Project Manager, Damien Bray inspecting the mine subsidence grouting at Honeysuckle.  Photo by Marina Neil - 11th June 2015.
A June 2015 file photo showing NSW Planning minister, Rob Stokes centre Parliamentary Secretary for the Hunter and Central Coast, Scot MacDonald, left, with Keller Project Manager, Damien Bray inspecting the mine subsidence grouting at Honeysuckle. Photo by Marina Neil - 11th June 2015.

A $17 MILLION fund aimed at luring new investment to the city is now open, with cash on offer to developers to help meet the huge costs of remediating old mine workings under the centre of Newcastle.

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