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Protesters lay wreaths of wrath

BUFFEL: Veronica Dobson outside of Minister Josh Burgoyne's office protesting against the NT Government's Buffel Weed Management Plan.
Gladys Barreta

Central Australian residents have staged a protest outside the office of Lands Minister Josh Burgoyne, saying the Northern Territory’s new […]

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