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Renewables protestors hit Brisbane

Mary Valley resident Glenda Pickersgill holds a Red-Neck Wallaby joey at the 'Rally Against Reckless Renewables' to protest renewable energy projects being built on prime agricultural land and wildlife habitat. Photo: AAP Image/Darren England.
By Matthew Pearce

Sixth-generation Kalapa cattle grazier Glen Kelly says he doesn't want to see the Beef Capital of Australia become the "Blade […]

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