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DUMPING: NT Minister for Lands, Planning and Environment, Joshua Burgoyne, standing at an illegal dumping location along Undoolya Road. (Charles Geary: 445589_01)

A half kilometre south from Olive Pink Botanical Gardens, not far from Alice Springs Golf Club, what’s left of them […]

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