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Wheatbelt shire admits to illegal clearing of native flora

Summary by The West Australian
A Wheatbelt shire has been in court after admitting to clearing native flora from an endangered reserve without a permit and laying a road in its place.

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Wheatbelt shire admits to illegal clearing of native flora

A Wheatbelt shire has been in court after admitting to clearing native flora from an endangered reserve without a permit and laying a road in its place.

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The West Australian broke the news in Australia on Monday, March 2, 2026.
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