The West: Rita revives rangelands reform talks

By Rueben Hale, The Countryman, 15 June 2017, p8.

Rangelands reform is back on the State Government agenda after WA Lands Minister Rita Saffioti committed to restarting the process.

Ms Saffioti said last week she intended to consult with industry and the community over the next six to 12 months before starting renewed negotiations on the issue.

https://thewest.com.au/countryman/rita-revives-rangelands-reform-talks-ng-b88505466z

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