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Ground zero for buffel

PROGRESS LINE: NTG Weed’s Branch buffel officer Max Arkley-Smith shows a strip of greying buffel near Kurrajong Drive that has been sprayed (left), and which now protects a downstream regrowth of native plants (right) from further weed invasion. (GLENN MORRISON)

Teeming summer rains and flooding have transformed the Red Centre into a watery green wonderland. Gone are our characteristic red […]

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