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29/04/2021 at 6:41 pm #1938
Grace Roberts
Keymaster

    Hi Lindsay,

    I apologise about our delay in responding to you – at busy times of semester it can take us longer to reply when we have many students contacting us, especially when we have to check up on multiple questions per post and sometimes contact our partners first to gather answers which can cause delays. However, we always try our best to respond before it reaches 1 week so I’m sorry about that.

    For anyone reading this thread, you can head to this post for our response:

    Water Bores – Depth, detail – desire to contact ‘stakeholder’

    Best wishes,
    Grace

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