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Local landholders to benefit from new biofuel plantation I Australian Rural & Regional News
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Local landholders to benefit from new biofuel plantation I Australian Rural & Regional News
Central Highlands Regional Council, Media Release, 1 April 2026 Council has welcomed the Queensland Government’s plans for a cutting-edge biofuel plantation near Emerald. Mayor Janice Moriarty joined state government, education, business and industry representatives at an initial tree planting of 16,000 Pongamia trees recently to mark the commencement of the project. Photo: Central Highlands Regional Council “This is a positive and exciting …
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