Jack Mundey, CFMEU and conservationists discuss Gardens of Stone plan

By Phoebe Moloney
Updated August 9 2018 - 4:59pm, first published 3:54pm
PLATEAU: Members of the retired unions association members Nadia and Juan Rivera join the excursion to Dobbs Drift, part of the proposed reserve area. Picture: PHOEBE MOLONEY
PLATEAU: Members of the retired unions association members Nadia and Juan Rivera join the excursion to Dobbs Drift, part of the proposed reserve area. Picture: PHOEBE MOLONEY

An unlikely meeting of personalities in Lithgow’s Tin Shed on Tuesday has “opened a door” in discussion on the future of the Gardens of Stone proposal, which involves reserving 39,000 hectares of unprotected forest as State Conservation Area on the Newnes Plateau.

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