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Range Revitalisation
Toowoomba Range revitalisation works push ahead.
November 13, 2013 - 7:54AM
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5/21Japanese millet has started to sprout but will die back as the native plants begin to grow. Picture: Kevin Farmer
6/21A Queensland Police Service motorcycle officer escorts vehicles on the down-section of the Toowoomba Range. Picture: Kevin Farmer
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8/21Peni Toia sprays the seed-laced mulch on the roadside. Picture: Kevin Farmer
9/21Peni Toia sprays the seed-laced mulch on the roadside. Picture: Kevin Farmer
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11/21Peni Toia sprays the seed-laced mulch on the roadside. Picture: Kevin Farmer
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21/21Member for Toowoomba North Trevor Watts gives an update on the progress of the Toowoomba Range repair works. Picture: Kevin Farmer
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