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Ban on native logging labelled a ‘betrayal’ for regional WA

Summary by Manjimup Bridgetown Times
Warren-Blackwood’s MLA Bevan Eatts has called the newly enshrined law to ban native logging a ‘betrayal’ to Regional WA and the forestry industry.
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Ban on native logging labelled a ‘betrayal’ for regional WA

Warren-Blackwood’s MLA Bevan Eatts has called the newly enshrined law to ban native logging a ‘betrayal’ to Regional WA and the forestry industry.

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Manjimup Bridgetown Times broke the news in on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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