Packing plant moves in next door to quiet rural home | A Current Affair

A single mum of two is battling her local council to stop what appears to be an unauthorised development next door.
Two years ago, Judy McDonald had a new neighbour move on to the property, who then built a processing plant on her boundary.
Ms McDonald tells A Current Affair reporter Chris Allen, “I’ve been living here for 17 years, on 20 acres of rural property; my family and I have been enjoying living here until two years ago and now I live next door to an industrial estate that operates 365 days of the year.”

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