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Yes, Minister! :State wants no enviro protections for Gympie’s undeveloped areas

Acting Minister for State Development and Infrastructure, Ros Bates. (File)
Donna Jones

Seventy-five per cent of the Gympie region could lose temporary biodiversity protections if the State Government has its way. Acting […]

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