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Loggers And Greens Join Forces To Create Jobs

By Red Wolf

5 February 2002

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Loggers have formed an unprecedented alliance with conservationists in the Victorian town of Orbost to develop plans for diversifying the local economy and reducing its reliance on the timber industry

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