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May 2025 Inland Fisheries Service News Archive

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Brady's Lake litter
May 7, 2025

Litter around Hydro Tasmania sites

Regrettably, Hydro Tasmania contractors have reported having to clean up litter from waters through the Brady's chain.  Access to this area is a privilege enjoyed by many people, enabled through the goodwill of Hydro Tasmania to allow access to their sites. The actions of a minority of people using the area have the potential to...

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