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Quarry could desecrate Indigenous site likened to Juukan Gorge incident if Honor not upheld

Councillor Wayne Honor, Coachtrail Investments Pty Ltd owner. Image: FILE
By Tahlia Facer, Bundaberg Today

The recent approval of a quarry expansion extension application has raised further concerns for a local Indigenous family who believe […]

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