How red tape is stifling farming in Queensland

August 18th, 2016

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Great news – The Queensland parliament have voted down native vegetation laws. Back in April, the IPA’s Darcy Allen explained why these laws are unnecessary red tape.

Read our media release on the parliament vote here: http://ipacutredtape.org.au/media-releases/good-news-queensland-chooses-farmers-over-red-tape/

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