The Tamar Action Group want to show the government more needs to be done to fix the Tamar Estuary

Jackson Worthington
November 29 2020 - 3:30am
ROBUST: Prominent Launceston businessman Errol Stewart believes there needs to be a fix to mud build up in the Tamar. Picture: Paul Scambler
ROBUST: Prominent Launceston businessman Errol Stewart believes there needs to be a fix to mud build up in the Tamar. Picture: Paul Scambler

A group backed by more than 40 businessmen, including high profile developer Errol Stewart, has launched a campaign aimed at starting a conversation about the health of kanamaluka/ Tamar Estuary.

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Jackson Worthington

General news reporter with a special interest in social justice, the economy and family violence. Jackson.Worthington@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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