End of an era as business run by same family for 54+ years closes
Tributes have flowed for a family owned and run sawmill in the North Burnett after its owners made the tough decision to shut up shop after more than half a century.
Tributes have flowed for a family owned and run sawmill in the North Burnett after its owners made the tough decision to shut up shop after more than half a century.
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