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Protestors Cause Geotechnical Work to Shutdown for Sydney WestConnex Project

October 6, 2015 rockman Comments Off on Protestors Cause Geotechnical Work to Shutdown for Sydney WestConnex Project

Police were called out to one geotechnical investigation site in metro Sydney, Australia last week after residents unhappy with the proposed WestConnex project entered the work site. The crew abandoned drilling tools and equipment on […]

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