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Premier apologises to Pioneer Valley locals who could lose homes but says pumped hydro scheme will still go ahead

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Queensland Premier Steven Miles meets with locals opposed to the Pioneer-Burdekin Pumped Hydro project, saying he is sorry for the "pain and suffering" caused by its announcement, but plans are still moving ahead.

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Queensland premier Steven Miles apologises to Pioneer Valley locals about pumped hydro announcement timing

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Queensland premier Steven Miles apologises to Pioneer Valley locals about pumped hydro announcement timing

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