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Values rise for urban fringe farmland
8 Aug 2006

Farmers within Melbourne’s urban growth boundary are receiving prices for land from industrial developers as much as four times more than for agricultural land five kilometres away. Developers pay the premium even if the land requires a change in zoning.

The Age, 08/08/06

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7 Jun 2006 | Farmers reprieved on Brisbane dams
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