Farmers up in arms over proposed coking coal mine north of Bundaberg

Ben Harden
October 11 2021 - 1:00pm
UP IN ARMS: A group of Bundaberg farmers gift Bundaberg MP Tom Smith with a basket of locally grown produce which they argue would be affected if a proposed coking coal mine would go ahead, north of Bundaberg. Photo: Supplied.
UP IN ARMS: A group of Bundaberg farmers gift Bundaberg MP Tom Smith with a basket of locally grown produce which they argue would be affected if a proposed coking coal mine would go ahead, north of Bundaberg. Photo: Supplied.

BUNDABERG farmers have rallied against a proposed coking coal mine, which they believe would threaten one of Queensland's largest food bowls.

Ben Harden

Ben Harden

Journalist

Queensland Country Life reporter based in Emerald. I report on agriculture and rural news in the central Queensland region. Got a story? Get in touch: 0437528907 or email ben.harden@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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