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First Rushy Lagoon sale inquiry takes place in Scottsdale

Summary by tasmaniancountry.com
TasFarmers CEO Nathan Calman said the federal government repeatedly told him it would not be involved in the sale of Rushy Lagoon when he first raised the topic last year.
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First Rushy Lagoon sale inquiry takes place in Scottsdale

TasFarmers CEO Nathan Calman said the federal government repeatedly told him it would not be involved in the sale of Rushy Lagoon when he first raised the topic last year.

·Hobart, Australia
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tasmaniancountry.com broke the news in Hobart, Australia on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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