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‘Barely a street’ in Dubbo without trees poisoned by pesticides, NSW Greens say – as it happened
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‘Barely a street’ in Dubbo without trees poisoned by pesticides, NSW Greens say – as it happened

By Cait Kelly (now) and Catie McLeod and Stephanie Convery (earlier)May 1, 2026·Source: The Guardian·5 views

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This blog is now closedGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA man has allegedly stolen nearly $3,000 worth of diesel in jerry cans and drums from a South Sydney service station.Police said they were told a driver of a white ute allegedly filled large drums and jerry cans with 915 litres of diesel, valued at over $2,870 (or about $3.14 a litre), without paying at about 7.15pm on 11 April. Continue reading...

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