WA Government drafting new rangelands legislation to increase use of 87 per cent of state

The West Australian Government will create new legislation to promote a range of industries and conservation across the majority of the state.

The new legislation will allow for a new type of lease available over WA's rangelands, which cover 87 per cent of the state, according to the Minister for Regional Development and Lands, Terry Redman.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-01-22/wa-government-drafting-new-rangelands-legislation/7108372

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