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Cape York cattlemen fight back against unlawful shooting of stock by QPWS

September 25, 2024 cairnsnews

Cape York cattle producers have come together to fight the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service’s “reign of terror” which they…

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Knuth gets a breakthrough with cattle shooting on Peninsula national parks and Aboriginal land

May 30, 2023 cairnsnews

Member for Hill Shane Knuth welcomed recent news of the new Northern National Parks regional director Matt Brien giving a…

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Nearly 70 per cent of Cape York covered by nature reserves or national parks; little left for Aboriginal economic benefit

May 5, 2022 cairnsnews

First published in April 2016 Aboriginal people of Cape York Peninsula are being duped and dudded by the State Government…

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Lakefield National Park contributes more reef runoff than all combined cattle properties in the catchment

June 8, 2017 cairnsnews

The $7 million purchase of Springvale Station at Lakeland last year by the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection to…

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Nearly 70 per cent of Cape York covered by nature reserves or national parks; little left for Aboriginal economic benefit

April 7, 2016 cairnsnews

First published in April 2016 Aboriginal people of Cape York Peninsula are being duped and dudded by the State Government…

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LNP Government: giveth with one hand and taketh with the other

October 30, 2013 cairnsnews

Grazier challenges national park grazing deadline ABC Rural By Virginia Tapp and Cairns News Photo: Queensland graziers say access to…

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Cape York cattlemen fight back against unlawful shooting of stock by QPWS

Knuth gets a breakthrough with cattle shooting on Peninsula national parks and Aboriginal land

Nearly 70 per cent of Cape York covered by nature reserves or national parks; little left for Aboriginal economic benefit

Lakefield National Park contributes more reef runoff than all combined cattle properties in the catchment

Nearly 70 per cent of Cape York covered by nature reserves or national parks; little left for Aboriginal economic benefit

LNP Government: giveth with one hand and taketh with the other

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