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GIGANTIC $5BLN 500 Turbines 3GW plan for Whaleback Ridge Tasmania


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Whaleback Ridge West Coast Tasmania development for GIGANTIC $5BLN 500 Turbines 3GW 

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Tasmanian Planning Commission, 
GPO Box 1691, Hobart 7001
 
 

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