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Inquiry may not go far enough on ‘unchecked science’

Third-generation Bundaberg farmer Dean Cayley said the layers of unwarranted, costly and time-consuming rules were getting to the point that food security was under threat, with many producers contemplating walking off the land in the next few years. (Supplied)

A campaign by the Bundaberg Ag-Food and Fibre Alliance (BAFFA) and Australian Environment Foundation (AEF) has welcomed the news that […]

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