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Borgas continues as Mount Remarkable chief executive

Acting chief executive officer of the District Council of Mount Remarkable, Martin Borgas has been appointed to continue in the role to December 2025 (supplied)
Neralie Bailey

MOUNT REMARKABLE - Acting chief executive officer (CEO) of the District Council of Mount Remarkable, Martin Borgas, has been appointed […]

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