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4 September, 2026

Property raided in firewood investigation

AN investigation into the alleged illegal removal of river red gum timber from public land around the Grampians National Park has led to the seizure of equipment and vehicles valued at around $30,000.

By Natalie Anderson

Conservation Regulator officers seized a utility vehicle, chainsaw equipment and a log splitter during a search of a Dunkled property, as part of a further investigation into alleged illegal firewood harvesting. Photo credit: SUPPLIED
Conservation Regulator officers seized a utility vehicle, chainsaw equipment and a log splitter during a search of a Dunkled property, as part of a further investigation into alleged illegal firewood harvesting. Photo credit: SUPPLIED

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