FermenTasmania and West Tamar Council sign off on hub

By Harry Murtough
Updated June 8 2020 - 8:09pm, first published 4:58pm
FermenTas' chief executive Karina Dambergs and chairperson Kim Seagram with West Tamar general manager Rolph Vos. Picture: supplied
FermenTas' chief executive Karina Dambergs and chairperson Kim Seagram with West Tamar general manager Rolph Vos. Picture: supplied

FermenTasmania and the West Tamar Council put ink to paper last week in formalising their agreement to establish an innovation hub in Legana.

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