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The Bundaberg region, known as one of Queensland's primary agricultural areas, is facing the potential development of a coal mine. If approved, this mine would be one of the most coastal in the state. Local farmers are expressing concern that the mine could adversely affect water supplies crucial to their fields, posing a risk to the region's food supply and their livelihoods.
The Bundaberg region, known as one of Queensland's primary agricultural areas, is facing the potential development of a coal mine. If approved, this mine would be one of the most coastal in the state. Local farmers are expressing concern that the mine could adversely affect water supplies crucial to their fields, posing a risk to the region's food supply and their livelihoods.
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