Victorian forestry workers renew campaign to fight 2030 logging ban – ABC News

The Victorian forestry industry relaunches its campaign to fight back against an end to native logging by 2030.

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5 years ago

December 3, 2020

Forestry workers in Victoria are rallying to fight the State Government’s proposed ban on native logging.
Key points:

Forestry workers have relaunched a campaign against a proposed ban on native logging in Victoria by 2030
VicForests will start winding back logging allocations from 2024
Grants are available to help mills store logs salvaged from bushfire areas

From 2024, VicForests will start winding back allocations until a complete ban on logging in native forests is imposed in 2030.
A union-led…

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