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Media Release – 18 May 2012
The Government's decision to reopen the household waste processor of the $100m Regional Resource Recovery Centre facility in Canning Vale under strict license conditions was welcomed by Greens MLC Lynn MacLaren.
Hon Lynn MacLaren has asked the government to confirm if there is an agreement in place between LandCorp or any other State government department or agency and Cedar Woods in relation to the Mangles Bay Marina project.
Hon Lynn MacLaren asked in parliament what the acceptable stocking density is to describe free range and questioned the research that has been done to ensure that consumers understand the term “free range.” Ms MacLaren also wanted to know how the govern 

