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Farmers and Knitting Nannas call on Queensland Treasurer to honour promise to farmers

Toowoomba Knitting Nannas and farmers from Cecil Plains, had a peaceful knit-in calling on the Queensland Government to honour its election commitment to protect prime farmland from gas expansion.

Farmers and Knitting Nannas gathered outside Queensland Treasurer David Janetzki’s Toowoomba office on Friday, 20 February, demanding that the Queensland […]

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