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Sunday, September 9. 2007

Gm Canola Review


The Age today published an article on the GM Canola debate today highlighting Carlo Carli's submission to the review, we spoke about earlier.
Brunswick MP Carlo Carli wants his views known. He believes that as there has been no change in the conditions that led to the 2004 moratorium, the ban should continue.

Posted by Chris Anderson in Carlo Carli MP, Jobs & Economy at 21:54

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