ABC News - Government proposes Rangelands Advisory Board

The Western Australian Government plans to scrap the Pastoral Lands Board.

The decision comes as a part of efforts by the government to open more diversification opportunities for WA's pastoral rangelands, which cover nearly 90 million hectares.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-09-01/wa-government-terry-redman-scraps-pastoral-lands-board/6741232

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