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Cocky lovers rubbish development

Summary by heraldonlinejournal.com
BLACK COCKATOO campaigners fear another feeding sanctuary in Jandakot is under threat after German waste giant Remondis purchased a block of thick banksia woodland, with its eye on future expansion. Remondis bought two blocks spanning 4.7 hectares on Prinsep Road for $16.29 million earlier this month, just across the road from another contentious banksia-clearing project, Aventuur’s proposed wave park. Conservationists say the remaining banksia …
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Cocky lovers rubbish development

BLACK COCKATOO campaigners fear another feeding sanctuary in Jandakot is under threat after German waste giant Remondis purchased a block of thick banksia woodland, with its eye on future expansion. Remondis bought two blocks spanning 4.7 hectares on Prinsep Road for $16.29 million earlier this month, just across the road from another contentious banksia-clearing project, Aventuur’s proposed wave park. Conservationists say the remaining banksia …

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heraldonlinejournal.com broke the news in on Friday, August 1, 2025.
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