Sunshine North, Kealba and St Albans residents are encouraged to air their concerns about noise and odour issues during an upcoming community session.
The Environment Protection Authority will be hosting a community session to allow residents and community members to discuss noise and odour issues in the area.
The session will be held from 3pm until 6pm on Tuesday, May 3 at the St Albans Community Centre at 33 Princess Street.
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