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Mountain cattlemen may defy grazing ban
12 Sep 2005

Mountain cattlemen in Victoria are planning to defy a government ban on the grazing of cattle in the Alpine National Park. Rural action group Country Voice says its members are prepared to break the law. Cattlemen Association of Victoria said the group was looking at strategies to continue grazing in the National Park.

The Age, 12/09/05

Previous News Items:
9 Sep 2005 | Live sheep export trade back in business
9 Sep 2005 | Beef farmers endorse rise in levy
7 Sep 2005 | Pig meat levy may double
7 Sep 2005 | Lamb supply insufficient to meet demand
6 Sep 2005 | Elders buys EG Green debts from National


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