With native forestry banned across WA, why are logging trucks still on the road?
25-08-2026 00:55 via abc.net.au

With native forestry banned across WA, why are logging trucks still on the road?

South West locals say the WA government's support for ecological thinning is deeply concerning, and a number of scientists agree. 
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